The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1902, Page 4

KITTY BIRD AGAIN JAILED : Woman the Slave of 1 Liquor—The Jail Her Home Kitty Bird again. She cannot stay fromthecity jail no matter how she tries, Pied during the past few weeks and dt was thought that she would mend evil ways but she is again back a the bare, the only place that whe can stay sober more than a day @tatime. The woman ts one of the characters that the Beattie po- Rive have ever had to deal with. She way from liquor, which She has been mar- she was © constant tn- iy jail and then as a ‘won ovat, to the county term. months’ Char- peoplo of the city did all they er but was no one re her of her appetite ‘Then she fell in love SB wan who it was would take her away from PIANOS and ORGANS _| ver Before Conducted inthe North new oo and alt — Bumerous: mention proportion. pianos. Cone, new, now #7 for reg- Wlar $15 instruments, to $54 and for the $95 ana $110 styles. Also values in second-hand organs, nos and orgens sold on easy pay- Last eunen ts mm in em instruments guaran- teed to be anrepresented. Store opan | Butucday evenings only. SHEET MUSIC Remember we are closing out our | Music department entirely. idly and WE NOT NYTHING, #0 if you e\the banetit of thin chanc ota lifetime to supply yourself for years to come while you can buy it @t less than cost, don't defer your Purchase another minute. ic ie #0 large that space will not permit us giving liste of sut- fic! contents, but aw to price will state Drietly that all sheet music that re- talls regularly at 2c now goes at 2c, ‘end that which sells at 250 im only Jie, and on many pieces the propor- tionate reduction '- still greater, Dasipe: new resin, voral and, Inetssi mental, Se per cop’ Ail inali ‘orders for sheet music must be accompanied with the pric in draft, money order or stamps, and je at the rate of le per sheet and from l0c to 20c will be returned, | D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Music D: f 903 Second Avenue, Burke Building. * ares Pasueins | PALMER MISSING HM. MH. Palmer, puntant of the Bank of Montreal at New Westmin: tor, Is missing. Yesterday the Sea police were notified of the fact by i and here a look-out ts being kept out for him. Last Wednesd left the bank, it was the the time to go home. He |beon seen mince, It ts the general impression that he has committed mut- cide. He had been M for #eme time jand during the last few weeks | been acting somewhat strangely. ‘A LEADER IN LONDON MRS. JOS. CHOATE Baterprise Association. Newspaper LONDON, Oct. 10.—Special Cor- >~Mre. omc! THIRTY DAYS Charite Givens, an ¢ police court, a chan gang. Givens haa the liquor and when tn the city spends all e in the city jatl or at one of the Washingt WOULD ENJOIN CITY ©, D, Milman, a looal real estate Ried an application for an injw in the superior court yesterday, ask- ing that the city be ens end jaterfering and forcing him to m the changes required, He. alleges that such ordinances are void that they are against public unreasonable and if enfore work irreparable injury to him, for which the law affords no adequate recourse. The changes dery ed are in regard to the opening and width of certain streets, MARINE NEWS The new steamer Retiange, Cai ©. H, Dunham, arrived in Beatie yesterday morning and proceeded in the afternoon to Ballard, where she wil} be put on the way# while ger eral repairs ere made and conden Moe Bon, who Brought the, stonneer a the Cotumbia river, nounted yet what rout ‘will be pti posed that coma or Bremer The Reliance ts a gross tons, with a length of 140 feet over ail, built after the Hnes « Athion. She {i than that steamer, & very speedy craft. commodate about 200 pa: rm A._E. Martina, who returned from the Yukon on the oe yester- day, wae tm char crew of men which the mistor Redwood Co, has employed during the sum- ‘mer tm building off tanks —a [Yukon for the steamers of the t era Commercial Co. He says the work is com HOGG BENIFIT ‘The Beattie an and 1 Tacoma, profes sional baseball teams will play match game at bp park tomo: tal- | row afternoon. taken since she came to Eng: and some of them have been Published. But somehow they never made rather be? the American amban- isador to the court of St. James, “Oh,” said the diplomat, instantly, “Td want to be Mrs. Choate's seo- ond husband.” At last Mrs. Choate has sat for that looks like her and made viceroy of India, to Jonn Hay, then am- England, and afterward Seattle pitche: in @ game at’ Portiai last Seattle series play’ IS BAD BREAK iy kk want the police to look them up. 60x140 FEET customers are worth all of the newspaper advertising in e: to see how many lote we can get out of an neighbors. An 8@-foot boulevard and the car the addition A every You really cannot afford to mins seeing this property—whether presentative is ‘ornot. Our ret on the night. Call at NT lh and get car on Washington street. 2 and 208 New York biock. CS C4 ~ COM, SELON AVE THE NOTION SALE There will be crowds of people at this Great Bargain Sale tomorrow. Be sure will take advantage of th: which mean dollars earned. PCTS COSE STOTT Regular the Gatann Covered Dress lass Regular Sc Steei*or Aluminum Thimbies . © Reguiar le Chamois or Kid Coin Purses Be Regular 10c Shell pair for Regular 1c Need Reguiar 10c § Brushes Be Rogular 2c Brass Pants Buttons, DOr EFOME oc se. + ce Regular i60e ‘Good Bristle Tooth Brushes te Regular é¢ boxes of Hooks and Eyes, biack or white Be Regular 6c Alaska Thermom: UOT oe coeee 25 Regular 16¢ Side Hose Suppart- ern, per pair...... . te Pearl Buttons, regular price 8c 4 dozen, per dozen Be Metal Buttons, regular price 2he a. dozen, per dozen Be Regular 0c pieces of White and Finishing Braid, each he “Halr Nets, each.” Be Braid, ail Regular 7 Regular be Black Brush per yard Rie Regular 20 Pelt Ruckles.... ie Necklaces. Ge Bettini, each Bleck Ree oka, with 50 ler you are among the number who opportunity to save the pennies, Congress Cay, Legal Cap and Letter Paper, to a quire. 2 Gultes 100 neces cenes ABO Dennison’s Merchants’ Tage with metal rims, @ hundred, 100, 15e and 1pe Regular 50c Board Games... 1De Regular the Board Games... 18¢ Ladies’ Wrappers, fleece lined, in red, biaek and biue, with deep flounce, nicely trimmed with 0, mais, white and’ black choice, per yard... Satin Groa Grain Ribbon, all cot ore, wells regularly for 4c per bolt of 10 yards; your choice per 10-yard bolt .., a Ladies’ All Linen. Fiundicercitete, hemstitched and embrosdered, regular price would be 2c and 2he each; your eholee of 25 dif ferent patterns, at, ench,.12e y Turnover Collars, hed and embroider trimmed with Ince; your choice of 10 different patterns, at, each P The Basiare or Circuitry Shaw! inators ,white with pink borders, four sraden, » 26e and A rubber, with lemt McCARTHY DRY GOODS CO. } Newhall & Coy TNH SEATTLE STAR ’ WHEREIN THE FAIRY FLEES|~ |And Pike Street Assumes an Atmosphere of Puritanic Respectability and Charley “detailed. te phere of Pike J other districts north of ier Way. For some time past y have occupied a large part of their evenings in soub f a atriotly moral assert now With an air that curries conviction that petticoat temptations have not bee Wholly eilminated from the side walks, the reform has made purity the social atm generally after dark without pro- | teotie Gresettes Were Plenty There was much complaint for a time that Pike street was becoming & sort of Latin quarter, Grixettes were 80 numerous, bold and seduc- Uve that careful wives and mammas felt obliged to forbid thelr male .| proteges the use of that particular Strasse after the gloaming #etUed down upon it. To Insure at jeast partial security for unsophisticated tectives of Carrie Na evil complained of. The has been effective, and the moral wave, it in aa that undesirable persons a kept off the grass on the univey grounds, Base Hits Were Easy When Barbee and Tennant went ito the bet in the first inning it was no trouble at all to wwe bite. Basy marks came over the piate with the regularity of clock work, but only pussling curves are in game now. No longer do the nymphs of the pave bob werenely from below and from all sides. They have either abandoned the have learned the time pearing. The “fly bull jonal momentary glimpse of mal kirt vanishing into is of @ stairway, but the wearer usually seems to be equipped with feet as nimble as those of Atalanta, for the purwuing officers rarely rench the foot of the stairs tn time to note the ee of the quarry at the top land Become “Wised Up” It t plain that the sotled fairtes have mostly been driven to more congental haunts. The few that re- main have become “weed * to the existing moral statue of Pike street and vicinity, and are now compara. tively innocuous, ‘They are lens tangible than the #hadow of « gh: and more clusive then @ Meeting vision, The coast is clear Helens masculinity may now course through the once forbidden dintrict without « chaperone and fearlem of contami nation, BONDS NOW READY ‘The printed bonds for the $100, 000 n for the purchase of the ry site are now tm the hands e city comptroller, 'Phey were ivered to him yesterday evening by the printer, There are 100 of them, each of $1000 denomination, with seni-annual coupons for 20 ‘8 attached. they will be sign troller as BOON BB Mayor Homes refurns to the city, and will then be went to Chicago to W. W. Harrison & Co. the successful bidders, through a local bank for the collection of the $106,000 on them, This will close the deal, RECEPTION AT GRACE A reception will be given at Orace M. F church, corner of Thirtieth avenue south and King street, vening, to the Rev, Mr the new pastor of the church, who comes from Olympia. dies in charge of the reception an nounee that everynody desiring t come, will be welcome. GREEN-CROSEL Joseph Green and Mi Crosel, t Mami« colared popula: were quietly married last might at the home of Mr. and Mra Miller at Green Lake. Rev. J. Gordon MePherson perform ed the ceremony. Many friends of the bride and groom were present. SOLD AT Low INTEREST Bonds for $2500, issued by schoo! district No. 64, were sold yesterday by the county treasurer to a local brokerage firm at 5 per cent. inter- est. The next lowest bid was 6 per SECURES A PERMIT scoured & buliding In at 2200 Firat avenve. ture is to be a business block to cost FREDERICK & NELGON—Fine Fu rniture. Substantial Rockers THE DAMP i A. try GIVE PREY good, lew priced ame plate and noke r tom 10-tneh.... # 9.50 12-inch $11.50 RRRROROeROe ATIBPACTION nd attractive spun uri and draw center grate and Sold in the following sizes ‘This ts a hard Wood Recker, iden oak finish. has emboased to panel wil extending posts and turned apin- coup WEATHER Witt. BOON BE THE live Ok ts with ntekie foot Inside side ewig 14-Ineh, 16-tneh, FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFUANISHERS SEOOND AVENUE, MADISON AND SPRING STACETS AFTE Doubtless the After Bix o'Clock more regular any other innovation yet established | $8.50 Neck Ruffs Women’s Liberty Stik Neck Ruff tas, extra Plaited liberty silk ox of liberty ribbon finished with ribbou greatest value that we have ever bad in Ladies’ Neckwear, worth $3.56 each— After _. Six $ Chil@ren's Umbrelias, guaranteed fast biack and rainproof, 7be vaiue, for 6h. Fine Totlet Soap, price 20 2 cakes in x; after 6 Ins Castile Soap, white 3 pound bars, | worth 2a; after 6, 1 Carter's Pills, he | boxes; after 6 ioe. Perfumes, # odors, 350 to fhe regu- lar; after 6, lic ounce. Peanut Brittle, tbo value; special at ibe pound Broken lots of Fringes, suttable for couch covert, portiores, etc, value ite yard; efter 6, lo yard. 20) pieces Cretonnes, fine assort- ment of patierna, 3] inches wide, value Mo yard, afer 6, 6e yard. Sheer Lappet Swiss, 26 Inches wide, ete assortment of pate: dots, stripes stan value Ibo yard; a ¢ aie in ail colors. | ‘olored Breasts for | trimming, all colors, worth so; after 4 '® %60 Suspenders, with leather or web ends, cast-off and patent ad fasters: aiter ie. One pair only Men Back Cotton Socks, faut finished, regular 1be quality; af- he; 2 pairs } A lot of Men's Gray Meri shirts to close out, each Ie. Kimoncs, Sanndette, in pretty terns, wide plain collar to match, pectal af- 4.1 new, handsome pat- terns in flannelette; collar, cuffs, yoke and flounce head trimmed with & Persian band; is a handsome $1.75 | wrapper: to sell after @ at $1.18. Women's Tape Girdles, sixes 20, 21, 22, all colors; special after 6, 7%; value $1.26, Cibidren’s Gingham Aprons, all sizes, with sleeves, and trimmed with narrow white soutach braid; special ) Value 450, Long Dresses, made pean. » with nagrow hematitched ruffle around neck and sleeves; «pe- etal Be ‘alue So, Women's Mack Tee Wool Fase ta after 6, fc; val ¥ oxidized buckle, back all siaes, worth reg- after 6, 49¢ each Short White Skirts, trim- | med with Ince or embrotdery: apecial Not over two to any one customer, THE BON MARC THE BIG Tone NEWS FROM THE SHOE STORE We have been unable to move the shoes back to the main store as yey $0 give a list of bargains for Saturday that will fill the temporary store on First Avenue with customers all day Saturday. ? Men's Box Calf Lace Shoes, | leather lined soles, Goodyear dium heel, value $; Men’s Duro Calf Shoes, lace only, double soles, Goodyeat welted, Saxon cap toe, value $3.00, for $1.98. heavy welted, me- R SIX by this popular store. Tomorrow night, then. you afe Invited to come and buy if you wish at these prices: $3.98—After Six streamers, trimmed with seven rows bows, This is positively the Positively double | only, 13.50, for $2.48. | $3.50, 3.98 Men's Vici Kid Shoes, lace full leather lined, heavy double soles, Ragby last, value for $2.48 Men’s Fine Patent Calf Lace Shoes, medium single soles, Goodyear welted, mec heels, value $4.00, for $2.75. Men's Vici Kid Shoes, me- dium heavy Goodyear welted soles, full extension edge, American last, $2.98. 578 pairs Women's Fine Vici Kid Lace Shoes, heavy soles, extension edge, patent or kid tips, medium heels, value $2.50, for “hes $3.95 for $6.95 Silk Waists A special for Saturday in Silk Waists, consists of just four dozen Waists, in black, and wanted shades, all sizes, to go tomorrow at $3.95. These are regular $695 Waists, but we want to close them out in a single day. $4.95 for Peau de Bole $5.00 for Bik Waists in taffeta, velvet or Louisine, made stitched | piatts, back and front, bread effect | lined, all sizes, 96.60 for large asrortment of styles | in Peau de Sole, taffeta, surah and satin, all sizes, trimmed, fancy or MN colors end black, ND COTTON PBTTICOATS. $6.50 for Silk Petticoats, black, ‘| green, Hight blue, rose, tan and sev- }kid tir tiura| 6 value $3.50, for|” 541 pairs Women’s Fine ¥ Kid Shoes, lace only, ‘medium olen Nea Very medium heel, shape, Athens mur regular $a, at $14 $2.50 Shoe, Womén's ucen style heels, value flexible, House Slippers turn soles, low , for Be, Felt Stip, if her soles, value 756, fag iy Women's or lea or. Men's Chenille Embro House Slippers, value 756, Soe | soc, Youths’ Fine Satin Cait Shoes, quilted soles, low sizes 12 to 2, value $i, $1.25 4 Silk Watsts, [erat changeable shades, | diack and aii colors, many styles #, | lined and intent cut sieeve. 's, finest quality, very full fancy col- | $2.76 for Imported Mi | teontm, in etlver, grey, tt black, velvet ribbon, | wide. $1.25 for: Mercerised biack, lined with outing | node geep Chunde Uns aim in ruffie; @pectal, $1.25. | $1.00 for Black Mereerized coats, well made Counce, ned | {rimmed in rurhes: | ste. ‘mame ig Busi =o | BT. OO PATTERN HATS, $4: First Great Saturday Sale of the 100 Beautiful Pattern Hats—no two alike— by New York, to be sold at $7.00 and $7.50 each, wi “the principal bargain in the Millinery Store $4.98 Women’ urday at . Misses’ and Children’s Draped Hate, trimmed quilis and bows of ribbon, worth $2.58; at Misses’ Beratch Felt Hate, tri $5 Velvet and Silk Hats, all eters, bere Sat- at, choice— Tt is seldom you have an op, so many stylish Hats, each di ulous price you may feel while to be here early. They are trimmed with breasts going all around taffeta ribbon. bepenney: of cl rent—and at certain it is well it inte Soa black the Hat; Tomorrow only at $4.98. $5.00 Trimmed Hats $3.50 sash, worth A line vf ‘Trimmed Hats, worth 3: wit go These have shirred crown‘ of velvet, bet velvet, large bow black. Also a Roll Hat, trimmed be large Dow ofl veiver velvet in back, worth of vetvet in after 6, thoy value Mo. These are Slightly solled. en's Muslin Gowns, Mother Hubbard style, tucked yoke, trim- med with lace or embroidery; special after 6 3c; value Thc. Somewhat solled from being used in display and moving about. Shoe Strings, very best quality, metal tipped, 4-4 and 5-4, always sold at be pair; after six, 1c pair. Fone Collar Buttons, best quality, 1 dozen on card, regular price 10¢ card; after six, 3c card. Superb Knitting Silk, best qual- ity, colors, quantity limited; af- ter six, per apool, only 3c. Women's Outing Flannel Gowns, Mother Hubbard atyte, fancy stripes; special after six, 490, value The. Benaty Pins, best quality enamel ed and gold plated, warranted not to bremk, 6 pin card, worth rey ularly 25c per card; after six, choice, Be card. Chatelaine Bag metal frame, chat id belt hook, regularly worth 39%; after six, only 100 exch. Diack only, with | 50 Fancy Hatpins, a large and beau- tifal assortment, price 100 each; after six, choice 2c. Best quality Pins, #00 pins in pa- per, solid heads, wire drawn, needle points, always sold at Se paper; af- ler six, le pape’ Cream Outing, 27 Inches wide, worth 6c, after six, a yard, 3c. Dress Prints, assorted styles and colors, Tavera 3 after six, a yard, Be. Heavy Unbleached Sheeting, one yard wide, worth Se; after six, al fy. yard, 4%e. Hemstitched ‘Tray Cloths, with fancy drawnwork centers, regular price 860; after six, each, 26c. 2c a yard, after six, for 38-inch All Hor in’ Cheviots, in light gray, dark gray, green, brown and tan, regular 50c yard. 1.60 Petticoats, black; after six, 98. $1.00 Flannelette Waists, after six 31.00 Sateen Waists, after six, 50c. $1.50 Flannel Waista, 980, in sizes a2 to 46, Boys’ Waists, in st: and Quins Flannel ge six, at 19¢. Boys’ Knee Pog ae years, worth “ avy - By Waist, ages 4 to 1¢ pit years after six, at 39c. Fancy Colored, nt F ured Ribbons, full 6 bright shades to select oy fine quality and actually worth af yard; sale price, after s yard. Hamburg, and scalloped edges Black, Black and White ¢ very latest per e width ‘tr from auto a to open and blin Sint wit up to 290 yard; sale price, sho per yard tion and Colored Silk Net with colored chenille dots, a mesh and quality, worth up to 5% price, after six, 180 Der painless dents em years of and ten will cost teeth whi gvarante tendance. Pull Set of Teeth, Bridge Work . Gold Crowns Gold Fillings » Fillings * extrac Office—From 8& tis 8p. 7 Rooms :11,12, 13, | 717 Seoond Ave. > ne 20 a. tract teeth The largest and best equipped dental office on the Pawitic Co and most sclentifi We have all the latest fo inethods ot mogers, and dentistry, We crown, fill and ex- without the least pain. No stu- Pdoyed, but ui} are dentists of long experience. We examine your teeth YOu in advance just what your work We make no charge for extracting en plates are ordered. All work ed‘ten years. Lady attendants al- Exam Sunday, § 14 Hinckley Blook Toke Eievator—Second Fio The Bon Marche, THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue 115-135 Pike Street - Nordhoff & Co. 2OBIIDLOSOODT HOLMES GOOD FURNITURE Every dollar you spend at this sale means money saved. On an average your money buys a half more furniture than it would under ordinary conditions. A Chiffonier like picture, made of the finest quarter- sawed oak, hand polished. Nothing short of the finest cabinet work and finish are Tere sented in its constru tion ; top is 18 x 32 inches French plate mirror, 16 20 inches; regular $33, our enlargement SALE PRICE x price $23.25