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SAD STORY FOR A
MOTHER TO TELL
MRS. CLARA TUCKCH SAYS HER SON THINKS MORE Of MIR
MONEY THAN MC DOCS OF MLR
Whether devotion tit his mother
and her best Intel cut*. 01 a fondues.
for H.t.IHV which stands In the bank
In her name, prompt ed Joseph Tuck
er to file an application In the su
perior court recently to lie appoint
ed guardian of Mra Clara Clara
Tucker, SO years old, whom he
i lulu.h ta lnc-ompeti-nt to transact
her own !■■■...... Is a question
Whlth will mam lie threshed out ttl
the protutte court.
Tucker recently petitioned th*
court to i-.'ii.t.i t htm guardian uf
hla mother, whom he claimed wa*
gtowlng childish, lie alleged that
sh* wa* under the Influence of a
woman named Mra Kugle, who had
pc receded hat to draw bei money
BATTLESHIP WILL BE
LAUNCHED IN OCTOBER
Work on Nebraska at Moran'a
Shipyard Now More Than
U.i Completed — Prepara- j
tions for Big Celebration
The battleship Nebraska wtll be
laufn hed fton. the Moran Hro*,'
shipyard .luting ih* first seek In
October. The esact ttat* ha* not
Wen announced as yet. slthnugh tha
t.t!. of th* firtit say It ha* be*en
practically dee-idesl Robert Moran
MM return from tlermany In tlta* lo
wi*- . s. the crowning eveol nf th*
grot, th of the l-tg Industry of which
tie ts t*»e head.
, The big *ea fighter Is now about
ft per cent completed snd la (MBa of
the best built •trt«-**ls yet tumel out
tor the navy. Kvery precaution has
keen taken, and tbe ship so far Is a
n-.-I.t Of -t -r ..■■■. iii-t' ".
taaborate plans are being mad*
for the launching. Hundreds of na
vy and army officers have b-en In.
Tlted to tse In attend-tece. and fed
eral and state ofneers from all over
tbe country sre expe-cled to b* here,
Extraordinary
Bargain
10 acres of tne very choicest
ralley Und. all nndrr high state
of cnltlvatloa. bearing orchard
and all kinds of small fmtts:
T-mom houses, prooA barn, spring
water piped all over the place;
t cows milk bringing 1*6.00
a month: chickens, pigs, horse
snd wagon; large rrop of hay
In the bsrn; to minutes' walk to
lnterurtatn. SJ minutes* rid*
from Heattle. A placa that will
give yon an Independent llting
aad mhan.e ln value rapidly.
Price. $J,SOO.
A. LAWRENCE
«08*. - rtd Aye.
largo*! furniture Storo In th,* Wn*t
-«»_ rtm_-_me-P+*_ "* '*-> ______
wmßrnM
P^{_wjEfj^i^o^
1-3 off
a —'-_p *—*§ &
L, t t _W"^S^f refrigerators
—there's Much good use |.j get frnm a refrigerator yet. In fact you
should have one "tor all year 'roan —
—we have reduced every on* here Just a third, simply a way to
move quickly a srasll lot of tht* s-asoa's. so that there'll b*
none to "carry over" —
the Leonard is undoubtedly
the best refrigerator made-
i__ guess lor a Buck range __
guess for a Buck range \
> —esn't tell nd you might win one of the three f.'Mi 00 Buck prl-e
i
\ raages we will give away. Come la aad get a rue.- , card \
If* free to everyone—
J little Buck contest girls
J —be sure sad com* In ho > m can g.i a souvenir card and a
/ n.ek booklet which wil. help you on your ten reasons why
your mama should use n Uuck range la preference to all
' other*—
Standard Furniture Co*
L. Sohoenfald & Sons
1006 to 1016 Flrat Avenue
TACOMA. SIATTLK. OKLLINGHAM.
out of the bank and go with her
to Han Krani-lscii, where they ptu
|. 1 to vtrait Mra tingle's relatives
Tucker sny*. tn his petition, thai
he hellrves Ih* ptiipn-ed trip Ib a
step tn a well laid plot of Mrs.
I.ugls tO get hold of Mia, Tucker's
property. He avert that lie wants
to tie appointed ,iii for bis
mother sn that he ran prevent her
from going mining strangers aud
from wauling her money.
Mm. Tucker propo-os to renin! the
,ii ni" 'ni of a guardian, and
filed an auawrr lo hla pelllltiu thla
!■.."! n.i. lit which she ■ 'ie- ■ ber
son -Ith being sadly lacking In
filial devotion. Mh* aay* hat he
cares more lot hrr money than be
does for her.
The governor nf Nebraska has been
ashed lo name the young woman
frnm lhal st.it* whn will christen the
■.•-■•! Nn taunt ha* been ret elvesl
f linti him tunning Ihe fortunate gtrl,
but It Is r-t-i'ted thla feature will
not be overlooked hy the atal*.
Murwn lltti*. ar* |ue|.itlii* tn
nt*We Ihia one nf th* greatest event*
tn the history ttf the .cite tspectal
arrangement* have be-en mad* for
aa elaborate celebration, and the
company wilt .-,.,■ no . « . ■ to
make It aa Impressive as possible,
and to mile 11 a itsy bing ts be re.
meinbereil by the people of Ih* clly.
The ft! Wens . f Mt utile will Join
wllh Mocm Itm* In the f, .-,..■ ■•
of the dsy. The launching of tne
Nebraska w iti Is* one of Ihe mile
atnnes In th- city's progress, snd Ihe
citlsens will make every endeavor to
make It on* long to be rcmenil_*r»-.l
"I i-ity hoj* the ever-.t wilt b* as
in i- "ii" ws that of laying tb*
keel.** aald tr*. "*A", It-)-*, at-lst-nt
nuniiger tor Moran Una. U.t nlgbl.
To m* thai wa* roost Inipresaive.
and I know three In attendant* ap
preciated the Importanca ttf Ihe
event. 1 bi~ lo *ntlle when th* two
governor*, of Nebraska and "_'*_*»•
Ins-ton. dro.e the rivets lhat united
th* two section* ef th* heel. They
were not uaesd In the work, but Ihey
did It we.l
-| HÄ» tn*t esrreee t w« will have Ibe
-am* trouble la getting a young ta
lly lo .hrlsten Ih* *hlp that live
t.u'.l 1-ts of a erulner th it was i.su
rd after a clly In Ihe n.i! lit- il'itt
did Th* proprletora of Ih* ysrd*
liked tbe mayor of It** my to n-tn*
some one for the h-.n .r After shout
H daya* watt the mayor ot th* city
wrote that he did not think there
wa* a t.t: lady tn Ihe city who
would undertake the Job.
**V\lten tlutl fact was publish* I the
proprietors were rt.->-!e.| with li*tiers
frctr— young ladles who had an sunt
living In Ibe rlty. they had passed
thr-uc*. the city by train, they knew
•am* oo» in ing In the city, or ■_-*■_«
such ylsllonshlp as would entitle
them to the hemor,"
Word has b*-n received from ttob
ert Mi-ran thai he Is fast Improving
In health snd will leave Oermany
it., 'i' Ih* mMdta of September. In
I line lob» her* at the launching.
MRS. MAY BRICK
WILL REST
tttt Bi-il|i|is N. ..a Ass n 1
Nt:\V Ynttlx, Aug It.- Mia Mny
litttk left the Holland llniiae tills
in,.i ulna' lit 1 I :SH tl clink Mint took it
\S est Bhotra Imlii to KliiKStnn. from
Itiel'i. *lie will git In Client Hl*, where
ah,, ttiii remain until railed upon tn
teatiry in «. *uit involving property
in Weal Virginia, Hhe n.ia acconv
l».inlc,t hy In. I'nutiii liriiaimue. I'h*
looked perfectly healthy, Hh* will
be the mii-at nf Attorney Hayden,
itlin iiill naHlat her as counsel at
Mh -liavlllß.
HE LOST
AN EAR
EXPRC9SMEN SCRAP IN DEPOT
RESTAURANT AND UNI IS
ItADLV MAIMED
.1... Clieeu (tnd ltd Maumey, two
elpreasmetl, lulled lliattets In tile
l>c|*il reai.iuianl nl an early hour
Ihts wiornlng. and as a teault of Ihe
ttttiflli't ktiirntiey |u*t th* greater
Isn t n( hla left Bar, which w*a thaw.
e-d Inlo ptllp liy the l nl nt Imia lllesrn
The lutter sttld that he me rely itshed
Marooey to pay for hi* meal stni
that of a ni. I t'putt *.;.,
--i • i - • .1 tv dn bo they both i Iraied for
act tun at.d tin* nut rnitirnetii-ed,
Itutcher knives, i . .r. . ruika and
various olhei i-c i I- ment* Met* fired
tlotll all liunlteia nf th* I. stalll Hit
•ml the cooks and wallets all htd
Itehlnd Ih* stove _ I i.- 1- ■ Ihe ta
bles until ihe wartlna siprseaiiisll
i-eareeil (illltg. The tnl blue-mate.!
tm in uf i ■ itiuin Krlty have In
sight, -mt then every on* began to
to eat he easier, fur Kelly refused to
•tnd tot any eii.l_n.-ill.ni. but
|.totii|itly rung for Ih* patrol wagon
and sent them to the station.
A charge of fighting la placed
against them. In*. Ilucal.y washed
*daitiii**y'e Imn and ma*tlc-te<| ear.
All through Ihe operation M h >t.-y
kept mutleiing:
"If I !■—- this ear 111 gel me miti
I'll «_! 'Im If II Iske* me » yeara."
' and Ih*** t- .■- at bitter tsassiiut
...nr., I .|.i»n Mariiney a bruised
snd swullea n-ualeiiam-*.
HE WILL =—
PROSECUTE
KIDNAPPERS
OMAHA. Neb. Aug. 81 —Judge
Mi Keen, of New York, who Is aald
to have beea kidnaped several
weeks ago and raiTled to t'alif.n n »
for rananm. arrived here this morn
ing to vl«lt his slater. He Is still
la a nervous rondillna as tb* result
of hts captivity, 11* says be wtll
proceed against ■'.♦** kldaapera wbea
he reaches New York.
CUT OUT THE
free passes
There ts a fe*llng of sadaeae
around the rlty hall today. There
are ao passes* or tickets for th*
Itlngllnjt circus there. Tbe Itlng
llng brothers do not Ilk* tbe rlty
," nl. any more. That Is because
the . ••*. : :..-•.! lb* llr*n** of tb*
■tig show to l"J» a day this e.ar
tm- of th* Itlngllngs wslked lato
the comptroller's office this mora
' Irq and hsnded over th* I: '-»( ll
cinse fee fur tbe two days, but b*
, broke th* time honored custom of
.'-•',*•'. * c a wagon load of tl'k
et* among the boy* at Ihe same
I time, la order to be mean, be weal
J fui ther. ll* paid th* total amount
|In small change, so tbat II took
Deputy Comptroller Mels* nearly
half a day to tern It.
FAILED
, PACE A CO- 810 COTTON DUO
KEF.S. CAUGHT SHORT ON
MARKET
NEW YOUK. Aug. II — Tb* fail
ure of !'..:• A Co.. promin*at mem
bers of th* New Orleans and New
York cotton exchanges, was no
' nounred this rooming. It is said
th* firm wss caught on the ehort
side of th»- markrt.
KING EDWARD
IS ALL RIGHT
till r*f-els.—l New* A.c i, I
Mai I I.N HAD. l-ihemla. Aug. 21.
J —Dr. Ott. King Kdward's physician.
tontradlrta the pesaimlstlr rumors
I published recently regarding the
j health of his msjesty. Dr. Oft says
the king Is stronger than ever.
Talks Politics
fttr rVrtnn. News Ass'n 1
OYNTKIt HAY. Aug 2I -I'resl
, dent Itooscvelt snd l.leulrnant Hot
i crnor WotMlruff, of New York, are
t ill no- over Umpire slate politics
today, and Incidentally they m*n
| tinned the tandidacy of ,i prominent
New Yorker for saslstanl s*r
i retsry of agriculture, f'halrman
Cortelyou llf the national rnmmlt
lei> wtll come In on Ihe afternoon
ir.uii and remain over night.
THE SEATTLE STAK ii HAY AUGUST 114.
CEREMONY HAS
BEEN POSTPONED
CABLE BPLICINQ PI ANA CANNOT COME OFF lILBATUHUAV
AS lll'ur.'.llil. WAS Ul I AVI 11 IN WORK
Th* si'lli'llia uf th* . .-ilil,. i-|t|,n
tti.lt-. which ttua In li.tlf taken |il,it 1*
li-lar. Im* been l„,»t |.tili.,| until Mat.
unlity, Th* |»iat|,uiirnirni Mraimad*
tir>i 1 aanry owing to the fact lliiil tin*
liiii n5!.1,., itlii. h la iiotv lu> ilia lie
iiiiiii- t.iiiiini unite rtera umii lata
riiii.it iiiniii or . ..ii n.iiiiiil.ii
litrn ■ 111 im A I iltK 1 ..in in ihia i-ffr-i 1
««a te.iiifii ni * o'clock list al_rhii
hv th- local aimiiii rorpa office,
Tim tcii-ai tm una at-nt from th*
_R-t.Br.tp Ilm liable, ntnl -li* i.i. 1
''Ilm tißlile —At He*. All*. 11, 4 I*. %t.~
The tilt'Kl.uii trail: *J *i ietiiil.l jr nut
uitlw In-fine .'■;. tun I 'i Aili-n." Tin*
maaaact araa *<*iit *f Oat, Jamaa Al.
leu. In 11.nunan I of the \_ ..I i nr|<
ar*rt Ice, il*|«artiii*nt or the I .-' who
haa l-H-ii t ■...', I lo take rhitrae of
tin* • 1.1111 lit 101 lof til* Hcuttlc-t-tllk.l
(.ihl*.
Tlie .trnnistilii H.-nntur of the Pa
t-Mi* t'naat ...in) n.t tana to have
been ruttilatiet! by the itiritpnny tv
ltaris|Mirt th* «neat a nn I official* la
meet ih. Iltl:ii*l In, tmt the offli In 1 *
POLICE THINK THEY
MADE GOOD CAPTURE
JOHN HARRISON, TAKEN BY DETECTIVES CORBETT AND ADAM
S. SUPPOSED TO BE MAN WHO HAS BEEN ROBBING HOUSES
OF LATE
John Harrtaoa alias ftwanann.
tbought to Is* Ihe n- ■. . "nipper
btrrgtar," who i. •*.-.,.. i th* norii_.
trn Bettlon of tb* rlty a far* -rem
ago by entering t •-'.-. --. i>.--i gi
• i ado* was raptured y«_terib»j
by a clever rnae of Pity !*- le- • .re.
' ■. :,.*i and At .nn wbo have t,r—f
driven nearly frantl*. by Harrison."*
• ill ;•• : t in 'I -.
A messenger l»uy, a fake telegram
and tbe presence of on* of tb* «!.
tertltes brought Bbotil the arr. st of
Harrison, who baa Iseco aatrbed
and follow*J for two . _, Not
nntll tb* direi-t eildrara lor ron
n ti v waa obtain' 1 did t! ■> offi
cer* arrest blm.
"Ota. my Ood* IPs all ap with m •
& _Mga__a_-_._g_^^ .^
m • ■
1 1
FAILED TO ORGANIZE]
_E
W. It. -"iirata.it. of San Francisco, wa« in Seattle the other day for the purpose nf all- B
ing a meeting of the retail druggists ttf thi* city, and effecting a more compact organiaca- M
lion to raivc prices on everything handled hy a drug store. Mr. Chratam is the western or* ___
rung han ■
gani/er of the National Association of Druggists. The meeting wit called (or 10 loch B
_ m. at the Rutin Hotel, on August Hth. When the call went out the Seattle Retail Drug- M
I gists' Asvx*iatioti imtiK-diaW-ly set out to ascertain if possible what the firm of (J. O. Guy, __.
Inc., was going to do ahout it. When they discovered that we would have nothing lo do M
with Mr. Oicatam nr Mr. Skin 'em rither. every memlter of the grafting tru-it of this town X
immediately refused to organize. Mr. Chcatam'a visit to Seattle was a rank failure, he- W
catt«e we sn-nshed the Ureal organisation, and the retail druggist*, of Seattle didn't dare to B
go into the proposition with the guarantee store against them. B
We Fill Prescriptions for Half I
ll H
jf\nd we have taught every Association Druggist in town a lesson that M ill Ml he for- B
■gotten. When a numher of business mm combine to rob the sick we will fight them to A B
finish, and either disrupt their disreputable organisation or go broke in trying. We fought *BI
the fight of the sick ones because the Seattle Retail Druggists' Association adopted the tot* frt
Towing schedule, which we know- to be high handed robbery. Save thi* schedule, and rcmctn- £
tier when you want to get a prescription filled we fill it for just half these prices— m
j— q i-Otince Mixture il"*,*** * Ounce Mixture ({-Tit*** 9 20
H .-Ounce Mixture. IO«* 6-Ounce Mixture Ss<» 1 9
|r,j3-Ounce Mixture TiOr- n-Ounce Mixture .......$1.25 I M
Ouiuc Ufa-tan SM f»0 B
V--__a_Bß-----iM_-g__a__a— m_h_______h_____^ j!
Your Money tf^ i V I _MI •_% Guarantee |
■**-* i v. v. uUi*, inc. i ___*_+__. 11
1 Second and Yesler I
r_r-'i^ji'^^'/"^t^ e_f*wy._fli|^}^^_: - -_?- vsP
iuiiiKiiiiu ni hh* morning that it
iiiiiiltl be liu|in*allilit lor the Nelialtir
lo ti* il)*|ntti liril un tm* mi iialoii,
utltl Hint III* *l*aitiali||i sjlieeill,
•■ 1.. I. la a allll I.iki-i vessel will lie
Itlaii.l lor the vi culiuiiolatlnn or III*
..I--- unit nffli l.ila.
The Queen will Irate I'l.-t II nl Id
o'clock hallll,in > 1, mi ami .'III
11,,,,,,' lo the j, ,n.t *iiiii* la 1. ii.-s
mil fioiti ; . ..ni. off Wr-sl paint, af
ter -111111 *iv h of Ih* committee*.
1 itlll il. li.<il, Blule, inn ..1.1 navy nf
fliUla, .■ 1 . al* to Ult* |..iti In Ihe
t ml *****—**. will lie li .inst, ,1. j 1.,
ttt* tr ml . '
Hfl far over 1900 Itn Itntlutiß hitte
1,1 . ■. 1 lijr tli* •', .ti !., 1 of coin,
meter 1 iiliintltlrr. ami from iireiie-tit
liiiitcallt na It look* a* though timie
than MM! |»i-r*ri|ta is lit bet fite.**tit on
thai c. -, . All .'','.,(*, as
far a* the 1 hmnhe-i of rommerce
1 eimiii.lle-e- 1* ........ 1. 1 have ba-Hi
. . 1 i '. 1 1, 1 «l| that I* ■. - .11. 1 la
ilir- iii...r.,ißi. aiinmirt. Ilia IJi* arrival
of Ihe lluinallr ufr Wnl i-ilnt.
now* et. .hit-.] Harrison aa he
rm-i th* word* of the fake I*l*.
|-i_i_. "I am a rial. in.- Are yoo
IM mi) I want"*"
,j|Vl.eo rt-ri! |,| a t (he Btallutf. a
tlf'-hrf. a re.ol.er and two skeleton
A- were found upon blm. ll* la
■5 yeai of aM c and tlatnia to be a
• alter. He t* known to tlta an-
Ittauilllea and a* on* Itm* acrred a
term •■' > -•■ year aad all in. t.tf.s in
Ih. -sit leu, penitentiary for burglary
c aaaatltt* ! ia the tutn of Oregon,
He ii- b»a-n ta thia rlty. according
to I.:* own adanlaatiin, attwa last fall,
but Mi .uffasti) nf..sea to dltulg*
ct blent- aaalßßt or Implicate any
ertbera nf bla kind
I Hi- r*oom at the Btar lodging
lionne, nn Ilk* .in i i wa* t ,it, 1,. ,i
iitnl flu* i.iii i,i 1,, loin mi- In it a
i mi different |ii.(i|ilit fimu v. liiiiii
he liltil Btoldl tlii'lll. Wire found.
Three kolil iliik*, two wllh the
iiiiniH uf tlie owner* . i,, i.m ,1 un Ihe
liihlilp, wi'to found nn hi* |rt<r»on.
Wttaa capture, by tii« BatactlvUi
lliiiilaiin liml on a pair |if iieal
era," a term uattil for lliln holihl
ilinca worn i.i llin lo hi fln_i.|iil
K'Miy. *l"Ii-- liiilclii*t una found un
der 111* ilolliliic fat in fc In a licit
Chief Ili'littn v i i|.n nsftl himself nn
well j,:.,.! wllh lh« work of lln*
tvn tli'lci 111 ea, » liii » iii kill ao fall It
fnlly In rumiitif, llii'rilHon to i-nitli
A. BRIDGE & CO., Popular Price Clothiers
NO TIME TO
LOSE
*
Sale Ends Saturday
The NEWEST ami DEST iiwdium priced tli-tliing made in America for lie* baLutce
nf tint week at rxaetl)* half regular prices:
t,,....1 aervirrable Men*- Suit**, made ,-i Scutcli Tweed Mix- _T9-* VF* (_f_\ _P_\
tn re„, titular price !-i..>.— $5.00
*<*
Men* Suit* in the new lli»ines*it!tiv, (lievi-| Hen* Bltie or Illack St*rf.f ml Worsted
ioti and (."a**Mnnrc», beat linmfi**. and Suits, tsilttr srwed *-*atrt*-, Italian lintn-p.,
triiisitiiiigti. pcrfcclly made and perfect • hand made buttonholes— fit like mad
fittitiK; regular A _*- *_*_ _F" nr'"f'r _•»"•■*"'»— #T* ™? IF" fa
10r..*...::.... $o.__o ""*■"■■ -■■■■■■ $7.0 U
ftt&oo Suit* for SS.OO j SiKno Suit* tat O.MMI
$.timi Suit* for *.910.00 $iy_*. Suits for $0.50
Underwear, Shirts, !.*at*. I'urnisliing*, cut almost in half. See the big window displays.
A. Bridge & Co.
Next Door to Bon Marche 1415"1417 SeCONd Aye.
"We are winking liard tn rid thla
(itr (if ii.i tiuM of tlmi i While
I 'In tint iini, Hint linn latin la aa
I t-ltifMi* nn thn flint-water 1 of**
hlrnuil i.-i,i 1.1 I Inllive t it... he la
i li ter itit.i .|. -in mil-, in well, wlili h
tllllke* 11111 l N llnlle'i Ilia in.in Nl Hlljt
time," aald Hie i hit t Ihia rriorfilfiK
It la i liiliind Ihnl Iliitrliinii icnlned
ndinltiiiloii Id tlie liniiHia either hy
|,i mv: opaa window* with tin
hiitchel, or n|ii liiii ilutna iiy rneann
of the Bkelittm kejfi*
Thn Norlliweaterii Iron Worka
lllti.led Hie ••...' .|i ItoHiioke for
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