The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1913, Page 7

| THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1913. = | Theat Does Crime Pay? Ask the Lonely Woman Down on Chilian Coast and Her Three Men Companions, the Surviving “—\ Members of “Wild Bunch” of Hole-s in- -the- “Wall | Country mainly - rie (Ai aS A Saving of $10.00 a month Sanitary Public Market Can be easily made by the (Here is another of those Public Market > feecinating crime stories from | more it Hor | keeper of the pen of Frank Parker Stock. | the world th Bur ed y average means . bridge, editor of Popular Me as they Y un by trading at Pik P| ehanics, whose writings have |hoard of famou ape the Pubir | e ace become familiar to readers of | “Hole-tn-the clalt Butch" Cassidy, Harry Long dige Subite The Star through his contribu From 1895. to they terror They robbed the Butte County | ba p Aggy: VAS ge Market Center. Public Market tlone to this paper during the | ired the Went a uthwest, fror . ‘ hetta x also pores ae summer.) Wy ing to Texaa. i baugh's wife, went to Ar After eaéh crime they sought ' A rs . refuge in th lole-in-the- Wa of ther ore expe . Vegetables \- | By John P. Stockbridge. ' st Wewkdaa the see Trt os ba Corner Public Market | vs vee ee ! CRIME DOESN'T PAY! and ery subsided, wh y wou Etta Place is a markswoman | Fresh mon, oss » Pic You don't have to try It to prove! feturn t equaled by few men, and with what Every Day 25¢ < ) z that! ack ‘etcbam was their what th had left of their share weet Pickles, quart. .15¢ Halibut Ith’ Ask any old-time detective, who | loader, \ Carver as chte of the loot they bought a ranch in| Pickled Pig's Feet, Ib.... Local Ranch Eggs Telephone Cheeks, hae seen criminals rise, flourish | ltouten oe we . J os 2 lbs. 25 * an GSiiti Siais Quaid. tha: peak of | Ketchaiul eg 1|N He oy were joined later by ; 1: 12%¢ | wresn Oregon Regn 2 dor...65¢ fp Your Order us abe their lives in prison or in exile. | Harvey the|And these were only some of the] Harvey I | Fresh Kippered Salmon, Ib i 8m ed Hall te Ask the four surviving members| Cu . f a hundred or more rob ey picked their ranch location he MORRIS WILLIAMS Main 3793 z » 208 our of the “Wild Bunch” who are hid Curr ft Edw with care—a high tableland or German Delicatessen 96 W. ike S Tok gee "tah ing in Chili—or were a year or two | Han} at netted the Wild | me from which th could see Shalt dual aieee. Winer 6 est Pike St. okio pkg. tim ago—what they have to show for|L« than half a million] fc miles in every direction ee i rd Vegetable i their career of crime. ‘a v years. \ na they resumed ee Ce PETE'S FISH : oney? the lawless life for which they NORTHWEST POULTRY CO. F MARKET you Not at the prie hey pald.|had been driven f the United a it 1 at th price they paid {ven A o United Live, Dressed and Breeding Stock Stall 42 Stalls 31-33 4 coun train jon of Special 1.45 IT IS WELL TO REMEMBER That our prices are $2.50 and $2.95 for $3.50 to $6.00 Removed to 1530 Pike Place f ; ; . 1 DOZEN CANS TOM REEDER, Mgr. Elliott 401 . (. ROLOFF CARNATION Mi Pike Place Public Market} STALLS 116-125 Sib A0c SUGAR ONLY] sveciatin tn Dried Fruita, | Galt’ Mlue Ribvon’Tea, per I aie EE Booths 201 - 54-40 § Y aturday on Fresh This market Is being re- My. a. fee us| “id. pall Cott modeled and when complet : White ed will be the best equipped [ we can save you money. TOKIO TEA STORE ing to arrest him for @ train|and terrorize on the mesa » that} il" Carver was killed in Texas values, But to close out these short were they mo-| publie amen to tie We. NEW 68PUDS, 20 Iba. ..... 25¢ Stalls 24 and 36, we will not carry them to an on, we offer Fresh Salmon, 25¢ Ib., or 2 for 4h¢é .. nee Fisher steers ws aration »re made to cap ‘ot wind of the] h ore and fled this time across the border Men’s Oxfords $1.45 Patents, Tan, Gunmetal and Vici Kid ee White Pumps Suede Oxfords Patent Oxfords Ad Tz PAIR| pS x02 DUS T Is GOLD alle . . 0c bottle Olives, 25¢:; the : . brehin Navy =a ee Smal whitey ent Sh ‘i Saturday AND PLANTS 08 All the Fruits of the season otions, Ladies’ and Men's Hostery, Shopping Bags, 10¢ up yet, or were! Hanks wa’ while resist h every day from J. J. Bom 8 nursery and greenhouses, ASPARAGUS FERNS here at prices that can’t bi and Vegetables fo the table, Marshmallows, per Ib. --20¢ fl M. ROOT—STORE C Sanitary Flower Stand (Plain or toasted.) 1516 PIKE PLACE. 1523 First Ave. per It pais Old fon a per High Quality ce Cream, Fruit and Nut Sundaes HOOD'S CANDY KITCHEN, 1509 Pike Place. | FY Pr pes MEATS Fresh Green Corn, 20c | wil! always be on your table " | Princess Ch Gunmetal Pumps White Nubuck and Canvas Button Hoots. Also tan Oxfords and two-strap Gunmetal 45 j Pome . Take Elevator—Open Saturday Evening to 10 "JUST KNEW HE WAS RIGHT BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE Stop € So Pe De Bag] Pt dee Som a | oc SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET. ila Racal Manch Hess, dom 85¢1 Domestic Swi Chess: Se Philadelphia Market Second Floor Meat Prices Cut for Saturday The peers Eliminated Frye & Co.'s s Markets The following big specials will be offered to- morrow, Saturday: Choice, Fresh Dressed Hens, per Ib........22c Judge Humphries was |, The Mt Vernon Butter Store | ¢ STALL 204 STALL R-8 STALLS 3-5-7—MAIN 5231 1541 Pike Place. L er Floor Annex SANITARY MARKET Phone Orders a Specialty. |tempting to enter the United States were sung and funeral orations de-) was yesterday notified by the Ger At ~ la e n Canada, were yesterday dis- livered. man consul at Chicago that he was a G nc covered in a refrigerator car at © heir to $1,750,000. tation to | Judge Hi stated that ad tried the Blaine, Two of them escaped OLYMPIA.—Work has been be- + +S es Fun on the N. P. concrete sub TRATHM . —W. Wis—Charles| WHITE BLUFFS.—White Bluffs way, to take the place of the wood Ger walter as youre out ms er, fell from) Went out of business yesterday with en covered cut through which the/and infant cbild, were burned » the @ ball given at the Hotel Ufford, road now runs. death through the explosion of an 8 ae a oll stove. Gillingwelter was chief — OMAHA.—Frederick Cross von clerk in the C. P. R. irrigation de | Alvenslaben, German day laborer,! partment. }Black river yester Englestadt secured] 5 apical. after | NEW YORK— hries torney Olson|!ord high chan jaf | Tomorrow. Mornin Fix Bond for Titus ge Humphries fixed $2,000 as|% State * ‘olnt and WASHINGTON. — Rep Choice Leg of | Choice Ory Salt ¥ John J, Casey of Pe Mrs MGR csn-<) ~s0seis 15c | POFK voces cesteseeeees 14c ad, Judge Hum. |Casey and eight ltt atx A j 1 oO @ ) | l Oo K 1 Hoover t | t 12 cee nee. 15c | Choice Steer 15¢ quit t apt ots e ved by Prewi This mutton i Shoulder Steak .....,- nt Wilnon yew sik , a imettnn fo Hie 19 an old man a ab RA) PEST We start the finish of closing out the stock of the Seattle Sporting Goods Choice Steer Cholce Spare 123¢ b going fight me neau, of the Harvard medical Co. with prices like these. Pot Roast .....-ee+ee0s i) 2 ve fort and chool, has been a 4 the gold si y 6 ‘ . e he may t dal of ean cine fo The above prices will prevail at the following markets: oe the rive Meee iis in the tast vent. ff $8.00 RUFF NECK SWEATERS, $5 65 25¢ NEW PACK TYEE OR CHINOOK OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and aig oy — rsa ibs ne intantie.paralyain. in the 4 A PERT COE EER errteg se: ' SALMON EGGS, SEATTLE MARKET. Occidental and Yesler Way. P a BOW Koc. bon hs Abideas ia oe C WESTLAKE’ MARKET, Westlake and Pine. AMERICAN MEAT CO., Third and Jefferson. WESTERN MEAT CO., Western Avenue and Spring. CASCADE MARKET, Lower Floor Westlake Market. BALLARD MARKET, 5443 Ballard Avenue. Teaching Fathers How to Care “ enicago— for Baby in Mother’ s Absence PHILADELPHIA, Pa Aug 8 om, and they fou errors of sbi e three reproduc $6.00 WABASH COASTER WAGONS, pos sailboats, the Mi iron bed, “int now .. I Ne rer ‘ $1.95 ALL 25¢ TO 35¢ SPOONS ie now 25 SEA ISLAND COTTON 4 TROLLING LINES, now ..... C Our Motto: “From Packing House to Consumer.” Physicians im cians é orrected if tho “Old| $5.00 LAWN MOWERS, $2 5 Look for U. S. Purple Stamp. It signifies purity and eur ik end tn] $9.50 BALL BRAND RUBBER “T. 59 NOW veeeeceee veeeeeeeeeee renee " quality. Shops Open Until 10 p. m. HIP PBOOTS, now = $1.50 50-YARD CUTTYHUNK BRAID- | 25° 16-GAUGE SHOTGUN ———— ED TROLLING LINES, 74c SHELLS, now... 24c DOW: «add asa dee eeeee Tw es a ; $5.00 REESE'S WALRUS ar conductor Jf 25¢ TALLYHO PLAYING - $. FREE! FREE! vat he, Met at HE CARDS, now Tle] BEAN» o1tconts. now ...$8,00 @ he floor & yru and as courteous manner 25¢ NEAH BAY SALMON 7 $1.50 PHANTOM MINNOWS, told were Btn OTR na nan Seen Seer ae a anaes rhe Faas thaibik MR POUNE: GOW 65. fs lsc eseu cess asus C | now The doctors began to plan an in-| ed A FINE ompany’s tug Calcium was yed by fire. The 75¢ BIKE ATHLETIC . CITY IS PHELD Street Wil caie orem were soued by the cannery|/ i SUPPORTERS 39c ANY PAIR now ... | oe BOW ics ach aneiet ygae% OF $1.50 TO $1.75 z = Set Our Styles BERLIN.—Business men have or- BUCKSKIN sietere CiRIC 7h i canized for tte ft ne of ettempt $6.00 MISSES’ $9 95 WORK GLOVES noe 95 ng to induce the governme: 0 Te. “4 : <h MAEREERE LO ORT CTT a RONDON, “Aug. 8. — That |r ter. ite determination not toil RAINCOATS, now RET ee anama expos! al will be made @ $2.50 SALMON FLIES, 5c participate in the © Star has made arrangements whereby It 1s able : tion fn 1918. Ap The Seatt! ting the styles for the women rghhhie i : each yearly subscription, at the regular price of and giris of America, and that ts deenerer Wiis Fa a by F free, with cach yearly the latter are unwittingly fol- direc - mms eet = BOW S494 48s 388 8H 968. + 3.26, lowing these styles because SEWARD.—AIl Bristol bay sal E THE BURHAM SHAVING OUTFIT they are Paris gowns, Ie the | mon eannerien have capacity packs | $1,50 AND $1.75 SILK ENAMEL ONE LOT OF OLD ENGLISH GRAY sti ft Cony, edite sopertte ent Re, {8nd have been closed for the sea FLY LINES, now € | WARE, values to 60c Consisting 0 | Sony, editor of the Garm lon 4 “ DS, NOW woccscrcsasecees » Ve Z Seven Guaranteed Blades ted ; | view, of Chicago, who. sailed |*" ee lb ETT == Ff your choice, now 19¢ Nickel-Handled 8 ing Brus! tem 4 not change) today for New York | mit last link | 10¢c GUN OIL, Chisste Shaving Stick jours, which former-| “It took me just about two |,,VANCOUNVER. The iit eee now ct i And Heavy K 1 Razor Handle eight a Under the| days in Paris:to get at the root | {he Tauris ith Vaneouy ang, (he 0 VE Ah RRA COE RR, Got Ronn ONE LOT, values to 30c, And Hoary Kearse Nese Setereite dae. ems tremeartl| noi yeaa | Syed warn re epee gag0 DRY FLIES, pg [DOM ovesee cece c Safe, Simp! 4 Sant where for-| In which go many perfectly re- Temile contract awarded by the bi 50 o This is a complete s ing outfit af a get . et worker hours contin spectable’ women are indulg- Oy : mi See ot mesttiave obit ERA GAN i SA Beene oes b 3 ors have become immensely popula jo pas 4 pe! > » Me u 0 co . : tary wg Peart Mal : preter them to the old style. And | Ing” sald Cony today. “The Jonny of Now York. The work Will |[I s—-——_s_-—-s-___—__n_ $1.50 FOOTBALLS, with best qual- few years: Meten to get one f900 | demimondaines of Paris are |Pst approximately $3,000,000 |B $1.00 WATERWITCH TROUT Me dity tladder coe ct here is yor “ee dig ° dictating the styles to us, an ‘a | ETHOS HOW iodine Hot cos ROM oo cle eae eae on f CLEAR UP MYSTERY | heining tne women ofthe Unit. | gpoKANE—Father James M PLIES, now oon Jo | Read Our er rngides ot the Amptican echoon-| Srase"enatmgan, alil"'ana' to, [Riche Sd, tas nove, Stowe bell ALL BOOTCN LEVEL OF TATE Ale DNNT Doe See THE SEATTLE STAR for One Year (regular price $3 95 et David Evans ha et re 1 ue practical nudity, | university LEADERS, now ........ pe is eee rr ree HALF PRICE $3.48), together with this Burham Shaving Outfit, for ... ' bagel aor , Don oy Maan ae HOTELS ARE WARNED Scueautane od on i Ithy Honolt n whas left ‘© hote’ ve bee “ned: ty oo namen, a THE SEATTLE STAR for Ox vag bite Mar et , Ana $2.20° hie] ee alte ait Pi vt i Pa cht 1% Baaniox "that eis ie Ra te . fi pies is home in the Hawallap tsjan¢ > ¢ f ic fn . ., $1.80), together with thie Burham aieahee faye 4 vient yours ago, Deput? United |they clean up in a hurry, he would] A now telephone substation, to ea e or in oOo Ss ry) STAR for Three Months (regular price $ states Shi Commissioner A. H.| proceed against them under ihe red-|be built at the cost of $30,000, will ‘ e ) THE SEATTLE with this Burham Shavigg Outfit, for .... 1,50 Peterson, upon thé request of Cap! light law passed by the recent leg-|be erected by the ific Tele ‘ W. L Byres, commander of the ¥es-|islature. The chief, following the;phone & Telegraph Co,, on Federal The Rubber Store 715 First Ave. Those Already Readers of THE SEATTLE STAR and Who De- wel In 1905, searched the records In|custom in Iowa, where the red-|av, between East Prospect and} ° sire the Shaving Outfit May Secure Same by Sending his offiee and found that Doherty | light law originated, first warns the| Hast Aloha sts, The new office will . R. L. THOMAS, Trustee in Bankruptcy Cents to Cover Cost and Postage had died as a stowaway on board | hotel men before invoking court ac-|take care of 4,400 of the company’s | ? fe Sense the schooner in January, 1906, | tion, subscribers, ° ° = °