The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932. “JOE IS A GOOD BOY,” DECLARE ETTOR’S PARENTS 7 FORGED 10 BETRAY HER fe: BROTHER SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 21 Charging that her sister-in-law, Mra. Albert J. Felker, wife of a wealthy rancher of Seattle, placed her in the position of having betrayed her brother to Ife imprisonment, label Felker appeared in po! rt here today and swore to a arrant charging forgery against Mrs, Felker, Mabel Felker is a sister of Liew. eliyn Felker, alias Fred Skinner, re cently recaptured after a daring es- cape from the Nevada state peniten- tiary, where he short-ciroulted the Mehting plant, throwing the entire prison into darkness, He was un- dor sentence of 50 years for murder. No trace of fugitive was found until the Nevada authorities receiv. ed a telegram signed by Mabel Fel ket, stating that the convict could be found in San Francisco or Mo- Dours . al! the clogged up| desto, Cal undigested food Mabel Felker examined the orig- sei matter will gently |fnal message and, after a compar mand out of the system with the handwriting of her or nausea, and you|sisterin-law, declared it to be a fy have a well, happy and/ forgery committed by the latter. again shortly. The police scout this theory, but gyrup of Figs you are not/the warrant is now in their hands ren, being com | for cervien, ly of luscious figs, sen- aromatics it cannot be for children of all o FLEISHER’S FAMOUS KNITTING YARN, ALL KINDS IN ALL COLORS, HERE IN ABUNDANCE Leather Goods Real Seal Leather Hand Bags, various styles, some with inside pockets and coin purses; values $2.50; sale AT “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY” SD CED Special Attention Directed to Our Offering in Ready-to-Wear Gar- ments for Young Ladies and Women—See Window Display Tailor-Made Coats and Suits for Young Ladies, Women and Misses At Lowest Prices We've Ever mores for Dependable Merchan- ise. The Store That Saves You Money ABLE CHILD tongue js coated, stomach sour, breath feverish, give “Syrup of Figs” to clean the bowels. Embroideries 5,000 yards Nainsook Em- f broideries, Edgings and Insertion, 2 to 4 inches wide; regular 15c values, for, yard i : Second Av. at James ni one’s stomach ts liver inactive and its logged with the the realizes after giv “gyrup of Figs” that the Ideal laxative and for children. Nothing else the little one's tender and bowels so ef- ay Soom dearly love gaan te fore, sluggish or sour, disor feveris! ae, diar piliousness. ed stom | throat, bad breath or to one-bi oO a tea give (ater ma STRAW POLLS J inl: Here is the way 43 “newsies” © aga plainly | sould vote if they could.” A etrew for the full| Poll showed 26 for Roosevelt, 12 and Elixir of |for Wilson, four for Debs and two the California | for Taft, the Wilhard Retell We promise to deliver fully as much as you can possibly expect in the matter of style, service and careful tailoring. Suppose you come in Tues- day and try on a few of our new Coats and Suits. We'll be glad to show you. Young Ladies’ and Women’s Nov- elty Coats in best of materials; regular $20 values, Tuesday at svso..ere6 eevee $16.50 Strictly Tailored Suits $6.50 Messaline Waists $2.79 Big lot of Messaline and Taffeta Silk Waists, high neck and long sleeve style, all colors and sizes, some in plaids and checks; values JOE ETTOR'S STEP.MOTHER—MANLEY ETTOR TACOMA, Oct. 21.—-Maniey Ettor,; law no damages can be collected father of Joe Ettor, the strike lead-|on an original grade, but an old SANDUSKY, 0., Oct. 21.—-Netgh- )dors, examining the clothing of 'Mra. Mary Krause, for whose burial = the expense of the county ar: |rangements were being made, found Mrs. Krauss, $1, dropped dead on ithe atreet the other afternoon. For years she had been living by doing washings and scrubbing Moors. The examination was inatigated by a friend to whom Mrs. Krauss decent funeral, al- er now being tried at Lawrence, Maes. for murder because @ police man shot a little girl in the woolen mill etrike riots, ie a prosperous workingman of Tacoma. He never belonged to a labor union in his life and Is now « team ster with a team of his own, Ettor owns 4 twostory house at 1218 BE. 26th st. rents the first floor and lived with bis wife on the second. statute had repealed this and lowed damages for an origina The provision never had been used, however, unt!! the Ettor case waa started. The city attor ney went to the legislature, then sitting, and on the day ¢ | was called, he got the legis Ettor has the distinction not only! of being the father of the Lawrence strike leader, bat of being the only Tacoma man who ever got Into a laweult with the city of Tacoma and whose case reached the United Btates supreme court. | to pase a bil killing the la: This knocked out Ettor’ aod Congresaman Warburton took it to the sureme court, where it is now watting for tria! But Ettor ts not worrying about that. He ls working every day and waiting for Joe to come home. Joe is the only child. His moth- er died when he was a little chap in the old country, His father mar It was taken there by Congress fee again and they came to Amer had confided that she had money| man Warburton. though how much and where it was FA + Wy seca y 1 Se she septies idden she refused to na: rough which the Milwaukee rail-| mother way entered. The railway agreed he we: | with the city to fill up the street, which had never been graded, and! YOU ff to make a passable driveway. Ettor but came back later [™ | “Joe is a good boy,” says his step- “When he was old enough to work, worked every day, and always brought his check home. He left home when he was 17, He ia 27 now. wairT and over 20 other property owners| He never drank anything, and when sued for damages by reason of the| he went away as a boy he did not BEST so ngaaphd MEANS car WORK. Every Man and Woman Should Know The Convenience of Oar Liberal Credit System Tt amounts simply to this—we trust the You are invited people. to come to this * complete outfitting store and make any selec- tions you desite. An account is opened for You on our books and the payments are made weekly or monthly just as you desire. This he the kind of credit worth taking advan- tage of. 1332-34 Second Near Seattle's Reliable Credit House | Working in man’s attire cut and fill, Under the common! smok | GIRL FOUND ‘WORKING ‘ON TUG | PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 2 on the river tug Alarm as a roustabout, Mamie Wilson, 17, was located by the po- illee today, the girl having been fore }ed to take the position as the re |sult of her supposed husband being ; tug were also detained but were re- went to the rock pile for trying to) force her into the streets. The captain and engineer of the A T. R. GUARDIAN 0. K. DAVIS Secretary of the progressive na tional committee, who was In the colonel’s party, and is one of his } | fleer leased when they showed proof that they thought her a boy. The girl, finding herself penniless, donned a well-worn suit of clothes and secur: ed the roustabout’s job One one oceasion the engineer discharged her. but she begged so hard for reinstatement that the of f “backed up,” as he expressed t. ~ $200, 000, 000 NEW YORK, Oct. 21.—The 1913 budget for the city of New York will probably be over $200,000,000, the largest In the city's history THE MARKETS id by the retalt % ‘The prices paid first graden Price. t cated, Pence Price. New apples .60@ 1 Valencia oranges 4 Pears oom 1 Dressed Ments—Selling Price, Chucks Loins, No. 1, full out. women; Sale Price $10.25 This season's most elty mixtures, Young Ladies’ and Women’s Slip- on Raincoats; $4.00 values for $4.00 Raincoats $2.98 $2.98 Big lot of Girls’ Rain Capes; worth regular $2.25; Tuesday $1.69 otherwise indl-| to $6.50. Sale price practical styles, in sizes for young ladies and navy blue serges and nov- values; Tuesday vet Hat Shapes; $4.00 values, Tuesday at And a big lot of $4.00 Hats for, All styles and sizes; regular $5.00 Special purchase of Women’s Vel- $2.23 rimmed 4 CANS RED SEAL LYE FOR 25c—25c BOTTLE LIQUID VENEER, TUESDAY ..........16¢ Ladies’ 20c Black Cotton Seamless and Stainless Hose, pair . Ladies’ 25¢ Hose; some lisle thread; in 8c black or tan; all sizes, pair deesece dadies’ 50c Silk Hose, double heels and toes, special, pair... 2... 6c cee eceeeeeeeenrene Children’s Ribbed Wool Hose, merino heels and toes; all sizes, pair $1.00 VESTS AND PANTS Bic Splendid line of Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Wool Garments. Vests and Pants, each $1.25 AND $1.50 VALUES 89c Ladies’ Luzerne Vests and Pants; silver gray and white; each . $2.50 UNION SUITS $1.9 Strictly all-woo! garments. Have them in all sizes; $2.50 and some $3.00 values, at Sensational Sale in the Shoe Dep't Buy Here and Save Money A fortunate purchase secured through the activity of our New York buyer from a Boston manufacturer of Ladies’ High-Grade Shoes enables us to sell at these ridiculously low prices. Ladies’ Vici Kid Shoes, Blucher, bals and buttons, values $3.00, tomorrow Ladies’ Vici, mat top and kip top, button and Blucher, $3.50 values, tomorrow at Boys’ Box Calf Shoes, solid leather soles which will test the vigorous young chaps’ strength and wear; $2.50 values, tomorrow at Sizes 2% to 5%. Smaller sizes still lower prices. $1.50 value Couch Covers; Dep't Oriental stripes; size 48x90-inch ; fringed all around, Bt. ces 50c value Oiled Opaque Window Shades; size 3x6; every one guaranteed, at, each. 10c value plain colored Chambray Ginghams at $1.50 value Bed Comforts; filled with light cotton, at 50c value German Eiderdown; plain and floral designs; extra large size; comes in reversible, at... .sieisass $2.00 value Cotton Blankets, size EXTRA—$4.00 Beacon Bath Robe Blankets; floral designs; 72 BARGAIN HINTS From the Muslinwear Secon Babies’ First Short Dresses specially priced Babies’ Knit All-Wool Sweater, Leggings and Cap Sets, in reds, grays and white, special Babies’ Little Knit All-Wool Sacques in white with pink and blue trimmings, Ladies’ special...... Knit Petticoats in assorted colors, going special ...... as Ladies’ Outing Gowns in pink and blue stripes, special Ladies’ Heavy Outing Gowns, white, Lane and H blue stripes and nicely trimmed, at Roem CHILA CONCARNE, ETC. Free Deliv close guardians. ard Av. bet. Unies and Pike. Gold Medal, London, 1911 Largest Sale HIGH-GRADE Tea in World REASON ye WORLD’S F in the ways Tea is » is, that it world’s finest tea and cured and packed in Manner that retained in the m you'll know. | Three Stan “HLM.B.” $1.00 ib. the natural flavor teacup. Try it— dard Grades “5 O'Clock,” 75c. lb. Capital Househeld, 50c. Ib. Ta Sealed Air Tight Qua ter, Half and Pound Pigs. All High-Class Grocers Order Trial Package TO-DAY! FAMILY OF 19 ALL FOR WILSON SCO, Oct. 21.—Rob- Round Ox. ton Liver Heart Mutton— Lamb Pr 4 his family who are going to vote | Pi with him for Woodrow Wilson. Mills first became interested in politics when Jas. K. Polk was a candidate for president, and he cast his first vote for Franklin Plerce, He has advised the democratic state headquarters here thi y proposes voting for Wilson, and ays that his wife, three daughters, two daughters-inJaw, seven sons, four sons-in-law and two grandsons, or a total of 20, will vote the straight d democratic ticket this year, MONTANA GREEKS Mont., Oct, 21,—All the f Montana are plan- ning to ve for their home in Montenegro to thke part in the war with Turkey, Greeks from all parts of the sata to the number of 500 will leave Butte In a few days on a special train for New York, there to board a ship. The en- thusiasm and patriotism of the Greeks has depleted section gangs alarmingly. DISTINCTIVE Pork sausage Liver sausage Bologna Tubs Sm Hama Bacon Ox tongue, Dried beet .. Poultry, Loe Spring brotlers Hens Turkeys, live Roosters, lve, Ib Springd uckil Ducks, old, Hv Geese ‘ Squabs, doz. . Potatoes, new Carrots, local fieets, local .. Turnips, sack Gra Par ‘Toma a © aulifiowe r, doz. Hothouse lettuce. Head lettuce, dos Cucumbers, doz, Celery, 402, Cantaloupe « “Show me some tiaras, please. 1) 4 want one for my wife.” . About what price?” such a price that I can "Do you see that woman with tiara? She is my wife,’ Pearson's Weekly. Shorts Whole co Cracked corn 86.00@ 97.00 35.09 29.00 Middiings | Rolled oats mixed NAT IS REAL MAD AT ’EM NOW LOS ANGELES, Oct, 21.—Angry and indignant at what he calls an outrageous proceeding, Nat Good- win, actor, mining promoter and matrimonial expert, has retained Attorney Frank G, Tyrrell and to- day declares he will fight the $25, 000 sult of Chas. Doughty of San Diego for alleged alienation of his wife's affections. Mrs, Doughty is known on the stage as Margaret Moreland “Misa Moreland has been my sec retary and bookkeeper for some | heen perfectly correct. time,” said Goodwin, “I did not know she was Mrs, Doughty, or even married until I heard of this sult. Our relations have always She has lived at my house with a chaperon.” HAPGOOD RESIGNS (By United Prose Leased Wire) Ne y YORK, Oct. 21.—The rea- ignation of Norman Hapgood from the position of editor of Collier's Weekly will result in that period- ieal becoming a progressive party weekly, it will henceforth support Roosevelt instead of Wilson, Hap- good’s resignation took effect Thursday, RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT FLORIST Rainier Beach Pharmacy Order ick your Dahlia | Tubers while they are blooming, SAHLI’S NURSERY Phone Beacon 966. Great Bargains in Kverything. FLOUR White Front t Grocery _ 4100 Rainier Ave. The Cleanest Store in Rainier Valley. Phone Ina. Gol. 100, ‘Beacon DRUGS, NOTION: ‘ATIO! O1GARe, CMOIGE Ca WDE Best Drug Store in This District BIGHT PRICES Star Wan tAds Bring Results : Renton, Rainier Valley, Jackson Street and Columbia PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN YOUR DISTRICT, THEY ARE RELIABLE COLUMBIA — GROCER _RENTON —— GENERAL MERCHANDISE W. P. PHALEN Phones, Beacon 1522, Columbia 1. The Rensing Up-to-Date | seven of he Rainier Vi Pure Foods Full ‘We ‘hts JACKSON ST. TAILORS Our Motto—“Fit Guaranteed” 2417 Jackson . Beacon 1476 Star Want Ads Bring Results; Williams & McKnight wr TOR See aze ey v2 wa LIVE WIRE BARGAINS Phone Black 71, Ind. White 221. HARDWARE Renton Hardware Co. Some Big Specials on Here COME AND SEE. BIG SAVINGS Phone Ind. White 301, Sunset M. 381 REAL ESTATE 82.500 Hotel, Restaurant at a sacrifice. y furnished; 1 Buteher beni Hote! nas 48-roome, res ant will ‘peat 85; butcher shop adjoining, ‘otal rents : per month. Doing @ good busi- ness, Good reasons for selling. Best hotel in the city. WILSON MARLOWE __Marrios Bidg., Renton, Wash. — SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR.