The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1912, Page 8

He passed for a philosopher, he was so allent, grimeang ‘The world is getting better. Folks have quit stealing crackers from wasn't true, however, for It happened he'd been stricken the grocer’s barre! since they began putting ‘em in packages. MAN ACCUSED OF MASS. IS CAUGHT IN of Stockton, f having mur a rich eltizen now in jail in So MURDER | FREDERICK & NELSON, CALIFORNIA Robson's Toric Lenses FURNITURE Inc. DRY GooDs YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People FURNITURE DRY "GOODS weg Rugs’ at Special Prices prices. ¢ Clones Daily Cal, ac sr lie Marah Mass., is Hubser to Star The Seattle \ THIS DAY IN HISTORY 29, 1630, Newport, Rhode was founded by people from Portsmouth, wh said that place | was becoming too | rowded. Porte | mouth elver in ny receiver 5 ever mus b Franklin Shuey, vice pri ghar gt the Mercantile National t | population, b'u t resigned from that position to take people who would the management of the mortgace ¥ te erewded loan department of John . Price & a Fetemouth Co. probably would not enjoy Beattie. They were on the right trail whe they went to Newport, which is very small, but select, nation wid was und etly into town, search for way, he disgute jumper, @ ch hat * %, and at 4 ,. tempted to his aunt, Miss oer JOrpha Marsh, to whom was deeded the short ends of carpeting and border th into Rugs, A new lot of these Rugs just received from the Velvet, 4-6x9-9, $5.00, , Body $10.00. Body accur workroonrg. at extremely ludes; OS, CA2Me, | FACTORY-MADE Rt IN DISCONTINUED PATTERNS ~~ 09, $4.50, 7-69, $F. 8-33 \ arefully made up from time to time which a er n blue overalls, bl atitute ‘an The Heattle denire of the sk for | paper “a m in We will fit TORIC LENSES ke cut) giving you field of vision, for $ | Marsh's entire eat This includes a CAREFUL, Bf) His capt SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION H/lice, who were notified from by MODERN METHODS. |Marsh home, Dorr having Bighteen years his phon r. When goes in every pair of glas he had sphone make his hand, waiting for Fourth year in Seattle. He made no re Our lens-«rinding plant ng most modern on the Coast Robson service satisfies though Dorr W. Robson, Oph. D. J} josh ber 470-473 ARCADE BLOG. | The case presents one of the PHONE MAIN 3825 jstrangest murder mysteries on re Bring This Ady, With You ord. A strong case } against Dorr on the ry that he April inland Bundhar W $21.00. Bundhar $21.00. $14.00. Bundhar W Body Brussels, 7-6x10, aco ie $16.00, tundhar Wilton, 8-3x10-7, Ag ; Body 9-9x10, | $22.50. as ae 00. sundhar $14.3 Body Brussels, 8-11x10-4, | $25.00. ster, 9x12, $1785, $17.50. Bundhar Wiltc \xminster, Siam Sundher $12.00. $15.00, $10.00. Teprac, &-3x11, $21.00. Bundhar Wilton, Roxbury Brussels, 9x11-2, | $12.00. | $13.25. ilton, 7-3x9, | tor are was made by the p Brussels, 6x7-3, the given rrested Wilton, 7-3x9-2 on Brussels, 6-8x10-5, nights ilton, 8-3x10-9, answer 1, boys, I'm t chief of p evidence enough to hang says he has Jrussels, Dorr, ah mainta'us $ Wilton, 8-3x12, Mastly King County Democratic clubj by unanimous ve is in favor of h ing the local assay office remaiu ti Beattlc, A resolution offered by © knowing that Marsh's G. Helfner favoring self government» would go to his aunt , for Alaska was adopted. en made by the aunt * To insure hie appearance in fijleaving her estate Dorr rhe len't this an awful state? * court to answer to a charge police hint that Dorr schemed to # of violating the speed ordi }iwet her out of the way after Truebridge, widow of lw nance Ris bes ethan had fallen heir to Marsh's $120,000 ytain John Truebridge, |» serevete of met o ay at the Wayside how |» plumber, 1704 tee Re pital, Mrs. Truebridge had been 1!) |e Youler arrested ‘yeoter. for some time, but was recovering |® day, Kellar was caught on until informed of the death of her} ® before, but failed to show up. husband. » 5-3x11-2 s been made Wilton, 6x6-5 “« xl? $12.50, 9x12, $17.50, (0nd Floor, Annes. chee * 5-3x11-2 ‘Muslin Gowns and Skirts at Special Prices Long White Skirts of Long Cambric Skirt with deep flounce of bric, embroidery attractive le embroidery be Special $1.50, fine soft nainsook, with small tucks across front Special $1 Mrs. Je the died yente lf Your Life Should Be Lost Chicago, Apri! 29.—F. J. San. good quality cam | singer of Sr Ohio, started out from the depot with a “friend” to see a the Titanic On the w er repor a of $5¢ + eeeeeeeeeee with double flounce of lawn, trimmed ingfield in a See e Cee e eee eer e’ tei April 29. — Prof. late of Venice, but of Baltimore, will a piano for in an effort to smash rance record of Sherman of Richmond, Ind with hemstitched tucks and deep embroid- ery edge with firm Special 75¢. Long White Cambric Skirts with full uble f fashioned of lawn bands wide pltea eee ee ee el finished at top with New York, amillo Baucta More than $700 was raised | ing, drawn with rit missionary = purpe ough the “mite boxes tributed to Sunday sehool chit dren during the Lenten season and presented to Bishop Keator at St. Mark's ehureb yesterday W. A. Dorr in ki which he was captpred ss dadididn dh dadadndedndattaa ana Cal. the disguise in in Stock yunce and Hospital Gowns of Normandy Valenciennes finished at bottom Special $1.50, insertion, White fl bededetdnd™ptaded signed * * * * * * ‘ h wid { NOT INTERESTED : with wide lace edge. | trimmed with emb n be tud: You counts by case of emerger ot * good plays, | * You couldn't put|# s**t eam Not m the all right, but it es no ad author et fe —Becont “Sunfast” Drapery Special 75¢ Yard CONTINUED patterns in these lar 42 to 46 i ck figured wn and * 7 . . * * * ° * * * * ehh hee Women’s Thread - Silk Hosiery Special 75¢ Pair ROKEN lines of Wom Thre H made with deep lisle garter top and lisle sole. Colors sky-blue. Special T5¢ pair. _ pirce pioor Window Shades ial Specials REEN Water-color Shades, 7 feet long 29¢ cach Green Opaque Shades, Stewart-Hartshorn Gas schooner Bender Bros, nove | being overhauted, will sall May 1 out the range for the Kuskokwim, Bethel, Good possibilities “t |News, Quinhagak, Unga and Point a year henes Darrow She will carry a full may be Pr freight cargo. Genevieve’ . Pike county, Mis-| sourl, Miss Clark | is one of the pret f the young r vocial set at the national capital, and her father, er of the used It is not wit . bre fabrics, The mahip Setos, artived in Wes German heavy st cargo Hamburg, via the en's 1-Si in soft shades lue tent siery, rape Designed for ut over-« Special T5¢ next to glass, as desired, black, ahi By Berton CheBank forSavings BEY PIKE STREET BTHIRO AVENUE At the conclusion of the regular s of the congress. Baptist church vis new edifice, which is rap pletion, at Harvard st. While inspect w auditorium they were Rey, A. J Iman, jretiring pastor ral —-Firet Pier, sh have the being a debut Women’s Linen Handkere Special 8c Each W chiefs hen OMEN’S L Initialed Hi sign inclosing letter. Miss Clark house igram same as ever e said, “Oh, what fun and bright and clever | edad dete ete tedden o & New York, April 29—Fer # min Arrudi who is seven feet ® ten inches in height, and who 36 inches wide and mounted on aute A trade union drill, in which each member will represent in ¢ Sia weighs 4 pounds, arrived trade union craft. will be*eiven by # in New York yesterday, When the Seattle Card and Label league) ® “real hungry,” he eats five or at Dreamland pavilion tomorrow!» six dozen eggs and a leg of night. There will be 60 women in| ® mutton. the drill * Pere eee eee matic roller, special oidered These Ha slight imperfections, however, in hardly an instance are li their serviceability. The initials includes the following: machine-made, eeeeeeeex din print, the mounted roller, 36 inches wic cial 49¢ each Window Shades in special sizes, styles and 5 materials, made to order at moderate prices. Rs Estimates cheerfully furnished. —Firet Floor, Annes. B, CG D, E, F, G, H, J, y L, M, N, R and W Mail and Telephone Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled A New Open-Stock Pattern on self-acting spe- verse le and 7 feet long, are subject to affect Some men will cheat even in @ game of solitaire, Bi “it a horse kicks Chicago, April 29— bites you on the arm and t you, don't get mad and hit {t. Be kind to it, anyway,” said Judge Cav jerly in fining Rocco Brady $5 for cruelty. SUNDAY NEWS TOLD BRIEFLY Army Officer D Unusual value at the clearance § special 8@ each n be, Lup The author's rich as he ¢ And all from one warm’ idee in Our location is he author took that epigram th > praise and ¢ S e ti And then the author too! o,¢ ca And next And str The m b a play, Wh one attended, We have of the largest and most commodious banquet ducements to banquets of character. We serve only th Notice t | And ade a poem of it odges | ond tt sox / A And made of it a story Which brought him much of gold and such The which was sold to young and old, .d In palace and in hove rganiza- And one both great and smal) tions Pronounced it “new” and “splendid. halls in the city central and we make special in best of foods and our prices ar most reasonable. NEW YORK, April Lieut Col. Francis H. Hardie, U. 8 aged 58, died hb yesterday throat trouble. He was appoin inspector at large of the Pana Semi - Porcelain Dinnerware VERY high-grade semi-porcelain attractive Dinner Set, hane shape, as pictw red, in decorated Call up the manager for par canal in 1910, f tiny ticulars e spray design cc pink, roset All the pie« edged and the handles are decorated with gold Can't Show Pictures. PHILADELPHIA, April ts. Mayor Bilankenberg refuses low moving picture shows to hibit views of the Titanic wreck, and has issued an order to that ef % | fect * th and dainty forget-me-n MAIN 3626 THE ENIDDALE CAFETERIA CORNER THIRD AND JAMES The fp er «, but a suspicion it's just plain ebick feed ex ed as follows :— , $11.65. 21.75. aware Sect ings. Moderately pri from the ws what man Coast kne week the PRPRE VATS ee 50-piece Set, service for 6 person made a A storm, now centered over © “Fisk All Eggs for the Church is approach: *| MADRATH, Alberta, April * ° we * * |® ing S rapidly, The storm * |All eggs laid by their hens on the * * * * * 100-piece Set, service for 12 persons, Vane 4 28 entire They 3 don gh south, shifting *| Sabbath will be turned over by the this after- *# members to the Latter-Day Saints ® church, to sold to raise funds for a # $20,000 tabernacle recently de % |stroyed by flames, » southwent winds, son and tonight Sterling Silver-Deposit Glasswat Special 5Oc NUMBER of odd pieces in this dainty ware of fine q ttinery ee ee ee ee Chicago, April 29.—George Rich ards asked the to cut $1 a week off his wife's $6 alimony al wance, because, he sald, he had to ay his landlady that amount weok ly to call him in the morning Big Attendance at Funeral. LONDON, Aphil 28.—The attend ance at the funeral of the late Justin McCarthy, novelist, who died Wednesday, was one of the largest ever seen in. this city Wednesday clear crystal glass, rling. silver, are specially priced for clearance, including Salt and Pepper Shakers Vases tality, delicate tracery of st Oil and Vinegar Cruets Cologne Bottles ecial 5O¢@ each "BASEMENT SALESROOM Special: Tuesday Statistics are sald to prove RO that widows seldom marry wid- eS Chae ie Ss | owers. i 30 DAYS SPECIAL is the GOLD FILLED FRAMES to Se SPHERICAL LENSES | his Mrs. lamay Cheered at News. LONDON, April 28.—Speedy ter mination of the inquiry and dis patches that her husband had wait: | New York, April 20.—“Keep hard ed until the last boats before he at work and have a good t#me, also,” | sought safety, have greatly relieved secret of longevity, according |the condition of Mra, Bruce Ism nator Depew, who celebrated | who was reported to be on the verge 7sth birthday the other day, of a physical breakdown, as a result of her husband's investigation in New York, April 29.—The auction America system of marketing food products - would benefit consumers in this city Funeral of Or. Pearsons Tuesday. $8,000,000 annually, according to, CHICAGO, April 28.—The funeral Bert Emmerson, before the food in-| of Dr. Daniel K. Pearsons, penniless vestigation commission. | millionaire, who died last week, will place Tuesday, Burial’ will place in the cemetery of Hills Candlesticks ~-Glaneware Section, THEN COME AT ONCE The above price in. cludes examination of the eyes. take feo te ttt ttt tk tot ke tule * | dale x) * Special $2.85 that fe on's favorite and newest We Defy Competition When It Comes to VERY interesting selection many of the in shapes and trimming The Hats are of Milan, Chip, Imitation Hair and Hemp braids, artistically trimmed es PRICE We Meet All Legitimate New York, April 20.—Suffra Kettes have opened “recruiting in downtown parks to * obtain women for the “Votes * Women” parade on May 4, * Two hundred were obtained In * one day * *| FORTIS OR Hughes Out of Politics | eles NEW YORK, April T am It's a careless burglar who out of politics,” was the answer of wakes the baby. Charles E. Hughes, associate jus-| |tice of the supreme court, yester- | day, in answer to tion as to; whether he would accept a prest dential nomination, FREED BECAUSE OF HEART TROUBLE . light-blue, white and cardinal. Suffering from heart trouble, 6 ’ ¢ and card from which he is not expected to ré Special $1.75. —Pasement cover, Lloyd Kingsbury, arrested ‘ oe eta FREDERICK & NELSON freed in Pittsburg last week, after INCORPORATE D cet Roosevelt Leads In Whatcom. BELLINGHAM, April 28—Late returns from the presidential pri maries of Saturday indicate that Roosevelt carried Whatcom coun ty by a safe majority stations effects FAST STEAMERS to LEAVE COLMAN DocK Ans Follows: FOR Marys ii and are Competition shi P Workmanship with flowers and ribbon bows. An attractive Tuesday special at $2.85. See bet EE EE in Price. and Materials Used. A Special Purchase of Children’s Trimmed Hats, Saul $1.75 variety of styles especially becoming to t! Yate I face, including shapes in trimmed in silk and ribbons cowveiein Round Trip Soc amen ony FOR EVERETT AND EDMONDS STR. SIOUX Following his man from Vaneou ver, B. C., in the bellef that he way a smuggler, Emory Hughes, » of Blaine, customs Inspector, yeater day arrested Charles Cunningham {n a cafe on Third ay. Upon search: | ing the man’s grips, several pieces of jewelry and a quantity of oplum were found, Cunningham says. he is from Salt Lake City, que larga Dental Office in Seattle that and has onl of the dentist owned and run dentists ex den and then is re who material, istere Beware t of fir to his advertisement REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L. Manager 1405 THIRD nod N. Ww. CORNKI UNION S&T, NOTE—Bring this ad with you. | —a large Milan, Java, an the coi t class Leghorn and rough braids, tastefully Clark, an New York, April 20.—“Every inde. pendent woman who takes # high alary as a substitute for babies is |murdering posterity,” said) Mrs \ Goa Martin in a speech to women United States Marshal J, R, Jacoby MoCray |reached that place with the prison er, Kingsbury, it is said, had a long record, Main 2993 Retrigerstere SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR.