The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1915, Page 8

a STAR : | ap) PS ey | SECOND VICTIM OF | Forprncxe-NELSov— . WAY Woo | SHOOTING IS DEAD BASEMENT SALESROOM R. E. Patton died at 4:30 a. m, Wednesday, the second victim of the blind fury of Rich Iman, Greek laborer, who CY SILKS crippled in @ railroed construction camp in Montana a short é time ago, sought murderous revenge in the freight office of the Northern Pacific R. R. Co, Monday afternoon | A few feet from the cot where Patton gasped hin last breath at] At 75c Yard the city hospital, Hea Iman, moaning “1 want to dle 1 want Lg van e \ Wounded by « half a dozen bullets, Iman ts in ful pain, Phys “ ale Il} etauih Maolae fie cameet jive, Aad every’ seonsent sa an eternity OF Aecey: AN attractive selection of Spring Silks on display in the Basi seme nt e , to him room, Thursday, includes the following desirable numbers for waists an apers in a $26,000 sult brought by Iman againat the Northern iyaekai , wore filed Tuesday by Attorney Roger Marchett!, The action dresses: . ® £ : 7 yee . . based on the aceident which Jed Iman to shoot the two Northern . a: es i ‘ -inch C Pop! in corylopsi 4 Beginning Thursday—in the Bon Marché Ss Cut-Rate Paettic employer Be i hee eo 36, apog ogpss Pongee Silk in tan 40-inc a op! pe 4 vin EP rat on | n his broken Englivh, Iman told bis story In his own words to the olor, at 7B@ yard wine and magenta, at 75: Drug Store—a Sale of [Jj awnorttien at the Rospitad ns 24-inch Printed Foulard Silke in ‘ ” Water and smoke.” That's all he had. Famished, weak, starving rowr t and turquoise, at T5¢ 36-inch Brocaded Silk Poplin in Challenge” Guaranteed Rubber Goods pomvenige L Le gy ty RR ERO Ree da, lattice-green and terra-cotta f | | ee ° given bim no encouragement | 40-inch Brocaded Charmeuse in black Bat Lee was not in. Hie clerk, Charles Dryden, told Iman he'd Asatte Wid sand T5e yard He didn't believe Dryden told him the truth, Lee must be tt A Special Sale of the “Challenge” Guaranteed Rubber Goods, with all the prices re the office and Dryden was lying to him, he reasoned f t | o¢ den) for 60 cents to buy something duced for a little time—so that more people may know the merits of “Challenge Guar Then | asked the man (Dryden) for 60 cent boy som | a naps “casas 1 l oe 1f ¢ ‘ Tuan Muted A iiftle. eager ithe pangs of hunger grew more| ( yr 1e-} iece ( loth | Yresses a nese prices are quoted for as long as present stocks last—and for that time only. |) srignetut There is a guarantee slip goes with every “Challenge” purchase | asked again,” be sald, “and the man got up from his fe Challenge Water Bottle $1.00 No. 256 Syringe and Water Bottle $1.35 shoot me. So 1 shoot him. | was hungry. He refused me, 1 shot Special 69c put one hand in the pocket, I thought maybe he got a gun. Ma ion Syringe and Then he got excited. He didn't mean t e at Mise Lockhart 5 " This is hallenge combina le ee ee es No, 20—A well-finished, red-stri This is a Challeng mbin iH ma , gy eee geet ete Watet Rottle, size No, 2. Regular $2.00 value. | stenographer, he said er - 1 ¢ VHOICE of blue ee ee Special $1.3 She's a lady," Iman sald, “She ie all right. The n he refune = are especially desirable for C pr iphagheten . me. 1 get excited. I shoot every piace / 3 - ey bitne 2 eae ~ pink ‘ Challenge Water Bottle sede . No. 256 Syringe and Water Bottle $1.45 | He fired at Patton, he sald, because he made a grab for the gun “4 \ Li Ji ly Meeiarsg and white stripes No. 20 Sah beg Bottle, be a gga and ‘this is a Challenge combination Syringe and | tossing in pain, Iman, moaning, “I want to die,” added ? s liaet canis pong te Nery durable. Size No. 3. Specially priced at | water Hottie, size No ogular $2.25 value. | glad I killed him. He refused me. $2.10. Special $1.45 | No. 28 Challenge Syringe $1.00 Ea, No. 25 Challenge Water Bottle 73c 3 i i i 0 comfortable or u le asa s je cloth dress. ' imy pipes. Size No. 2. Specially priced at $1.00. rubber ize No. 2. Regular $ value, Spe c \ . 28 Challenge Syringe $1.10 ge es Il coraateiean eae coaltclng thee tos ee _s eaninatleg rat oon slip No. 25 Challenge Water Bottle 85¢ j forest fires aud confining ‘ther coming from office to the Chamber of Commerce. Loss to 4 k pipes. Size No. 3. Specially ed at $1.1 Chocolate color, with stop t in vuleant eons tig - r ra has been kept down . rand cuffs of black eg Place 3 7 rubber. Size No. 3. Regular $1.50 value carefully - finished Gingham Aprons A band of plain gingham edged on one side with white rick - rack ry department in combating cloth and trims the round ington timber by fires during the last two yea neck and side " | I} to $40,000 through this department's work / \ ilk and white pique. Skirts “ Syringe and Water Bottle $1.45 cial Se | Many of the fires seen from Seattle were only where ownare spe P : : front fastening This combination Syringe and Water Bottle ts Challenge Fountain Syringe 73¢ were burning over their acreage, 300,000 acres being cleared in this ec 1 Russian-tunic effects, Special, Thurs de of red striped rubber. Size No. 2, $1.45. No. Jo. 22 Challenge Fountain Syringe, with rapid manner Jast summer ‘ with regulation waist-line day, 69¢. ma ped No. 22 alleng untain Syring Basement 206 flow sanitary slip pipes, sockets and tubing. No iy oice of navy-blue, green and Hy Balesroom 5 2 eize wor 1,25. “ Syringe and Water Bottle $1.55 niles ort : ‘ LENTEN SEASON BEGINS é wn, Sizes 16 years to 40 Thies is a combination Syringe and Water Bot: | $1.25 Fountain Syringe at 85c | ™ os ;. ust measurement t pd rudd Size 3, $1.56. No, 22 Challenge Fountain Syringes with rapid =“ » ob. lieing F gi ee iar when No. 3 size, special at 85 Flesh meats and fish foods disappeared from the tables in many today and will not be used during the 40 days of the ; <ceptional values at $2.95. in-Blown Fountain Syringe at $1.65 $1.25 Hot Water Bottle 85c Laoten season, which begins with Ash Wednesday. ee Vanes Sa Thin-Blo An exceptionally high grade Syringe, made of | No. 2 Challenge Hot Water Rot made of ex Table Tumblers red rubber. Regular $2 Squart size, $1.65. | cell krade rubber, guaranteed for one year. naeireyr dele ene lo - 4,500 Yds of Outing Flannel 27 | 20c | §° ‘Wearever make i$ size at S5¢ —Upper Main Floor. | % mt N unusu On sale at | 5c Yd Thursday ally in ° reical churches fasting period extends to Easter Sunday. Only one * allowed each day full meal 50c Rubber Gloves 24c Rubber Gloves 75c Pr. $2 and $3 Syringes $1.45 “ yo ap = Ladies’ Vaginal Syringes Household Rubber Gloves Veno Star” Rubber House with bent hard rubber tube || RETAIL LUMBERMEN IN SESSION and flexible, soft rubber splendid to protect the hands hold Gloves, the quality kind | when doing household work. that will give satisfaction. tubes, $2.00 and $3.00 values BAN FPRANCI », Feb. 1 The gathering of the W n Retall teresting spe 2 Priced T5c a pair t $145 |} | Lumbernren’s ansoctation was called to order today, Governor Jobo iL ie. 4 , ea eee w celal for Thurs- os aenllthaad se : non, President Charles ©. Moore of the exposition and Mayor Rolph || O N sale a this exceptionally low price, Ge mage delivered addresses of welcome 4,500 yards « < fleecy Outing Flannels, fea- blown T: { i: , Bi ' ) d » fea able ashi hda Presid ‘empleton, of G lle, Mont, and A. L, Porter 4 Just for Thursday Weshington’s Birthday Just for Thursday Dl getteee katce ret he eee , 1 , bar, check and plaid patterns in many Tumblers of ! Cards and Novelties r ’ i Kin me those ‘who’ will oak are B. Hazen, of Bridal Vell,| lesir able for making women’s and Surat Blass, 9 } Fruit of the Loom} washington Birthday pos. | Women’s $1 Kid} |} 0: Miller, of Spokane, and J. M. Crawford, of Walla Walla. | i ounce size { children’s gowns and men's and boys’ pajamas. Twenty- special, the Owing to contradictory opinions of City Engineer Dimock va] = | Virgil Rogue, engineering authority, the Chamber of Com © was | unable to decide Tuesday on the better location for the bridge across UN | RIMMED HAT: . | Lake Unien at Latona. The two sites proposed are 10th ave. N. E. and| ff Silver-Plated Sixth ave. N. E, No recommendation of any sort was adopted | | Wid V ° j n Wide Variety Casseroles cards, many preity desiens. | Gloves, Small Sizes dozen, 10¢. Washington Birthday Lunch Sets, appropriate designs, set, Oc and 2be. Muslin, 36 In. Wide Zc yd. Only 7e—a mighty low price for Frult of the Loom Patriotic Seais—full line that you will like, priced, package, 106. Washington Birthday Dinner For one day we offer Wom- en's 2-claap Kid Gloves at 390 a pair. Made with over sewn Muslin. Full yard wide, in acca! aati ide altaire, ams in black. Sizes 5% bolts, and of good heavy gre ih 5% and 6. Also natural cha | rclbery Not over %S yards to Decorated Crepe Paper in sey mots and tan cape c “ an : 2.50 Each each. Lower Main Floor. eral patriotic designs priced, a —Lower Main Floor ’ Seumas MacManus, Irish writer and stor teller at the University Congregational church tonight with one of his fa Al. value in these talks. The Coterie club charge of the program. Wt Broad-brim Sailors Mushroom Sailors U Casseroles with heavy sil- after MacManus Is compensated will be added to the building fun _ Poke Shapes Close-fitting Turbans ver-plated frames in attractive ae Day & $1.50 Crepe Aprons AN |f) tor « woman's club house In the University district Rich ’"al’ aiay at’ bachOiite "eelex ee ueaeticas plread desl’ inka “Bae roll, 15e. Upper Main Floor. sus \ } are plain Hemp, Milan Hemp and Satin, in light- l. 5 PORTLAND, Feb. 17.—When the Jitney driver knocks off i i eeelatstas.. At ca Bon Marche iul>.—at $ —— for the day with $6.68 musically jangling in hie “Jeans” he must tan, cherry-red, navy-blue, old-blue, purple and not dream of opulence, for only $1.76'4 is going to stay there. | lack Attractively priced at she ) At least, thie was the assertion today of Municipal Traffic En. | oct ve Writing Tablets ~~" New Crepe Aprons, of handsome figured gineer Kirkpatrick, after an exhaustive test. 95c¢ $1.45 $1.95 crepe, trimmed with bins bands of Roman stripes, with square necks, kimono sleeves | Small Boat Shapes, narr and roll-brim Sailors, 5c | and elastic at the waist. Also three-piece | vicorné< Hats, Draped Turbans and Broad-h: é aoe ss tunic sets, including skirt, tunic and cap to | JANUARY GRUESOME BUT BUSY whadg , aped Turbans and Broad-brimmed RITING TABLETS for ink, ( score ess Hats in Milan and Milan Hemp straw, assorted in two sizes: January was a particularly gruesome month for Port Warden - note-size, | Payne ll rs, $2.95. ruled, 60 sheets of paper 25¢ Percale Aprons 17c | _ His report shows ft. In that document, issued today, it ix set forth | Smart Trimmings for these Hats include small to tablet, also letter-size, with cr gate ihe seer and bound 1” if! quantity of sheep ‘Intestines. ymbinat Flowers, Wheat and Cherries, ra Rain Se) 32e on Thursday for lue, special for this sale at Rut maybe this was offset in part by the arrival of 42 cases of — Salesroom | pyrethrume folwers, whatever they are priced as low as 15¢ and ranging upward to $1.95. Foreign Imports, the p. w. says, showed a gain of $231,000 Wreaths of small velvet and silk Flowers, Fruit 75c Coverall Aprons 59¢ over January, 1914. Foreign exports gained” $487,000. Do piped in white. a oral & ted Bungalow nifty total of $1, 731,000. liage are also appropriately used on the new M “ Ribbo { are attractively priced from 25¢ to $1.95. oire NI n Rome 6¢ them have Aprons, special at 59¢ each. Made of ging- | ieenietanaen —Basement Salesroom : ees ae hewe ham or percale; some trimmed with rick- | ) cial 15c Yard for those who like rack braid, or bands of white or contrasting y a trimmer fit colors, Second Floor. — ee ee Maks —Serond Floor . TACOMA, Feb. 17—Alexander Reed, former owner of the Toledo. ’ r ; oe i gins quality in Ohio, Blade and the Commercial, is dead here today, age 87 years W m N Walk Boots nvenser, Giak, old-fone, sosr From 9 9A. M. to 12] The most active part of Reed's career was spent in Ohio, where omen sINew ing let, cardinal, Alice-blue, green, he was for years known as the re blican “boss of the northwest royal-blue, black ; section. His control 1s waid to have be S ecial 2 45 P ir ee Sone navy p A5 Pai alg those popular SOc Bongalow Aprons— ow the kind made of good per cales, in elther light or dark shades, nicely Thursday Specials in the Daylight Bakery Bedding Economies Sheets, Pillow Cases and Blankets at low enough prices to warrant No telephone orders accepted for Morning Bargains at these low n responsible for th a hare ailing, anid of Stanley Matthews ao U, 8. senator over Alphonso Taft, father of Jane s e ‘ | President Ta . exceptiona lo ic ey . Pillow Cases 19c Each Ingrain Carpet Samples 17c Reed amassed a fortune in the grain business, Later he was ap A’ exceptionally low price Basement Salesroom Piliow Cases, wize 45x24 inches be Ingrain Carpet Samples, size toxne (f| POlnted by Abraham Lincoln as postmaster of Toledo fore hemming, made from medium inches, eattcinar ae After the Civil. war Reed received the appointment of United weight musiin with satin border with Age edmen, at oan States supervisor of internal revenue. Thirty-seven years ago was round the hem. Special ise to 12 appointed recetver of public moneys for the territory of Washington ‘}) 81x90-Inch Bed Sheets 59c yer Cakes, Il Iced, 20c Ea. quoted Thursday on Wom- AGES en’s Tan Calf Lace Walking 4 Boots on English last as pic Bathing Caps : tured, with Goodyear welt sole, ¢ sizes 2% to 8, special $2.45 25c pair UM Rubber Bathing Caps Women's Patent Vici Kid with faney rubber frill, in ene Collars and Sets 19¢ and moved to Walla Walla, He has Mved here many years Heavy welght linen-finished Red fe ench saa Blankets $1. 25 Boys’ 50c Shirts 19¢ Each PORTLAND, Feb. 17.—Following a plea by Mrs, Chris Evans, the THPEE-LAYER ed $2 aie board of motion picture censors today condemned the film, “Sontag Button Shoes y Goodye red, cream, tan, gray, purple 18 Inches 801 HOw deste ahh dae ote oc cascten cell wt “ooliarn ot ce M4 " " and Evans in the Follies of Crime.” oan” with Gi odyear blue and black, unusual value are sligh Excey seaht; apiae of soolan light’ and da Be et By The pletures purport to depicit incidents in the life of Sontag and welt soles, sizes 314 to 8 spe- at @5¢, 004 value for $ Not t at Cases ‘Mala Wieer, kvans when their reign of outlawry was at its height ial at All-Wool Blankets $5.50 5c Bloomers 21c Each Hvans is living here quietly with his wife and family Basement Salesroom. Ihe Cinnamon Rolla—ba kod in ou wht bakery, ee ree. he On Sale on Fourth Floor. These come in tan and very pretty borders pink, blue, brown, gray der; 66x40 tnch 5 i ih Sa 45 pair —Basement Salesroom | Camisole Lace ene STARBEAMS ywer Main Floor. Second Vloor | Aluminum Pie Pans, Special 18c Ea. 3 | Nordahl B. Solner hier of the Union Savings & Trust ( P IE PANS of pure alum 10c Yard j | ‘ordah Solner, ler of the Union Saving rust Co, never ‘i : : 14 See the Latest Society Dances, in the Sixth Floor Cafe) lf} yee sar“tiien (o"fouase’aanthn ase S8ynee & Trust Co, never inum, highly polished and ATTRACTIVE shadow de If | has he missed breakfast z a i shadc F As Performed by Miss Marie LaFeyette and Prof. Wayne Thompson, From 12 to 2 P. M. Daily | | He nearly missed breakfast one day this week, however smoothly “Eotahed inside, 10. Ky = eae {n 14-inch Camisole . And while you are enjoying the graceful dancing—try one of the celebrated 30¢ Noonday Lunch. | | He was late in getting up and realized he must hurry inch size, special 18 aces, unusually low priced at eons that we serve in the from 11 to 2:40 eevery day 3o he carried his coftes to the garage, Jumped into his machine, ' 10¢ yard. Then if you are a man—stroll into the cozy smoking room and enjoy a quiet smoke—you will | |f| and drove jowntown, steering the car with one hand and drinking FRYING PANS. —Basement Salesroom, find it a splendid wid to digestion —Sixth Floor. coffee with the other,” report admiring friends of t Solner, punctual Mr SPECIAL 10¢ Frying Pans of polished sheet steel, with long cold New Union Suits sv 65c OMEN'S fine-ribbed You Will Like Lunching at the Fourth Floor Lunch Counter—Quick Service pon MARCHE There is no justice In the world, as Chauncey Wright, the rateur, can testify Wright started for Tacoma in his Mercer racer to try its spe | Another fast car was ahead of him. Wright was trying to pass car ahead, and bad almost done It, when he was stopped by a farme "You have killed one of my hens," the farmer sald. “Pay me $1," BATH TUB SOAP DISHES, SPECIAL 25¢ restau- | 1 handle, 9!4-inch siz cial 10 oS ro a sa: Union Suits, in low neck Wright paid, though it was the car ahead that killed the hen 1 1 tee Nickel-plat over solic ss ese Soap Dishes ] sleevele: », 0 Wright threw the dead hen in his machine and started on. Hecause Nickel-plated over solid brass, these ap Dishes will ae) 88 Style, with cuff knec ‘ z nf the delay, the other car beat his to Tacoma, and the driver gave not rust and can be bent to fit any tub. Size 3x4 Princess cut. Sizes and t i Pike St. Second Ave., Union St. Se " 0 >. hee er gave 4 : i ) n Seattle. Elflett 4100 Wright the laugh ‘eis ennial’ 28h Honaawaren Bection 38, Exceptional values at G56 And in Tacoma, where the moral standard {8 low, somebody stole | ; orig the hen | m