The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1904, Page 3

“Wea Worry, Waroh Us Grew” The New Store Geer Credit r | - ORATOR COMPOSITOR AND COMPLETE | 0 ITO | OPEN EVERY 4 | CREDIT , : | | efe You'll Find Just What You SOCIOLOGIST NIGHT ‘ | cu eum Wawt i UNTIL 10 “110 %- SEC : and at Your Price E | (1101-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. NISHERS | The new ' - s. y THESE ARE A FEW OF THE TITLES EARNED BY MRS EVA M'DONALD VALESH IN TWELVE YEARS BY 8TUDY AND F _ | { HARD WORK BLACKING CASES TEA TABLE Store Open Evenings Until After . ? Chr simas { UMBRELLA 6TANDS | rAgOUmETTES i | | | REVOLVING CHAIRG | MUFFIN 6TAND® | AUTO VALETS SEWING TABLES | BACHELOR CHIFFONIERS | 4 bs WRITING TABLES BHAVING STANDS 0 | ad urn ure | WRITING DESKS | BHAVING GLASSES DESK CHAIRG COBTUMERS panes ne DRESSING TABLES CELLARETTES | BUREAUX . : nn , CARD TABLES Commencing on Thursd CHIFFONIERS x cr - ; ro i « we « » CH AL GLAS bat indaaas morning we inaugurate a Cut as — SeTTEES | MORRIS CHAIRG | | ratesale which will extend to DAVENPORTS = LIBRARY ROCKER lin eutiin | every nook and corner of oul aur enemas | . P s DRESSERS Furniture Dept., and to many LOUNGING CHAIRS | : : . HAI . - ‘ > HALL LAMP! ie... SIRSERY CHAIRO things in our Carpet Dept. 8 HIGH CHAIRS MUBIC CABINETS tae ‘ -verVv iece (in. OFFICE CHAIRS Each and ev ery piece (in PIANO BENCHES | CHILDREN'S ROCKERS | cluding all new ones) will be | PARLOR CABINETS 1 | and MORRIS CHAIRS | t ae > CURIO CABINETS F | treated alike. hence : b t INDIA SEATS CRYSTAL CLOSET > r > " = y - « “4 y a = a $4.75 MAGAZINE RACK® We thank you for your MISSION CHAIRS plate mirror ov t All Arm Rock at holiday sale « " © »{ « nt Tar $2100, ape ct | ANTIQUE ARMOR patronage in the past and take MISSION ROCKERS ANTIQUE LAMPS wa ~ q P « » . . MISSION TABLES advantage of a busy shopping PORTIERES | I I | HALL CLOCKS | aaa . row ” oo ave INDIAN MASKS | season to show you we have | FANCY screens WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—Editor, , mem and was first assistant TURKISH MASKS appreciated <. | BOOKCASES nish. dadicen Glaliie ttor | leet the National Farmerw | | . Iban traveling extensively while , = y | ills ™ cach rpadendarond ber Te td eee Purchases will be held for | “°°""*** Zales 4 | Donald “ ese 1896 he BIRD'S EVE MAPLE . if desi d TURKISH DIVANS ForNiTURES (ARPETO.| a Foueey ancestry | Xmas delivery nhac 3 study and ports to the A. F mas deliver esired. I ec oo Sr wards she < 4 ed of great va MAHOGANY | y ’ FRENCH DIVANS Jamong tt st ark to New Yor WEATHERED OAK | SETTERS at - ; VOLDEN OAK JARDINIERE STANDS BUFFETS ORIENTAL RUGS owing t © Preside o ¥ by her reports of th FUMED OAK BEDROOM SUITES 8IDEBOARDS TAPESTRIES ro thot - : a. » ' ANTWERP OAK HALL TREES CHINA CLOSETS SOFA PILLOWS Big Umbrella Sale > + it sit bp and VERNIS MARTIN WASH STANDS PLATE RACKS LIBRARY TABLES ae. Now On Erickson Bidg. ist Av. Maine and t es ‘ abing Cor. University St. . Mrs. Vale : ae atic press burea | was the cause of the trouble. Nor-/perimendent Walters was instructe las until after Christmas, Come ener andeee's " os cate ‘that % }mile has been at work on the Job led by committee on streets af Ty She is know ah | democrat on tee rt jail winter, while the only tangible |its last meeting to instruct the Se- Se ee United 8 on | annex now ' evs is ta so far, It Was | attie Electric company to lower its landien All Umbrellas at b ing the M & quagmires into | track avenue, so that the ve le Umbrellas at Y i thor iver Handles. A = bas ; . 4 ed verted t hor | contract r would not be delayed any bilcations red tc , longer on that account. The octo- Home Umbrella Factory fons ef econ é aitie 0 da 0 appointed to in- | pus, it is sald, has complied, but the erick Cor. University and First active < ‘als to see if | contractor has not wakened up yet. Erickson B . bs . cceiinae women d some means might pot be found by| The elected officers as fole c writing, © r- | dommi j Which @ passageway for the mud- | jows gantzing for the trades union duties 44 residents could be | Read, president; H. Hy ment. Her firet active work the and the p . » FIBLD HEADQUARTERS, H. L.| seek , Normile has been at firet vice president; Charles ENVER, — wes War © t tab ie acqua ma he . © contracts singe Inst second vice president, A. H. oe ed with all the leaders. She iacred.|J- M: SECOND ARMY, Manchuria, t t time for the omar treasurer; ©. S. Tilton, seq ent workers br nr 4 by om w pe er ' . se his life if ork expires on Decem H. O. Hollepbeck, membe® to Bypri pot ter se th gg Pte Hh SaE ee SS O6.Ae e Or bets a ke any foolish | ber 30, but the long-suffering rest nee committee. orhee & number or that ther woma ne | ana Whe tire great armice are ne dents of the hill cannot see relief | - ovthen experiences under the | 4 Bt 1 equaled by | lying’ facé)to face within easy r Mdier is worth all the |!n sight for mor haley name of Pva Gay a Paul | that of a f fore at the! distance ‘6 each other, e the 4. and the| The bor ke will probably , m ploy this «| sive Norm sion of time Subsequently she joined the s of the Fe at therts ® in trying to kill ea t in | 8 a pendent 1188, any time betw Ec- staff of a Minneapolis J Mra. \ * tive of M ther’ without being killed the ‘ soldiers the|When he asks for wg “6 6:00 and 7:00 THE MOST BAREFACED AND OPEN FRAUDS AT ALL EL Pe sens? go eS a — probe and he| With {ts usual custom. Street rats TIONS, BUT THE HONEST ELECTION LEAGUE IS MOVING and por : ¢ 10 ®. She fe a graduate) The trench willingly to his| at th erry the Mir # high sch ‘ em ti he | STRONGLY TO PUT AN END TO ALL THAT—BENEFITS WILL | Simpsor 1 Mra < the tea ag o eua tases 2 * ‘ re Sing t me Mrm for t wars at the! than @ thous edlesely COME OF HTE RECENT CONTEST Velash bri oe t» t aS dena nines "Wide tee on cheek ae en to| e n the }cou f ory speriences | th hundred ya and in some . re arcing - ——— farm and elty, Shy 1 | she ed typesetting, and tx a a they ene ove weal » ey his} a a BY JACOB WALDECK | prese mers’ Alliance wh b ¢—Hig Six—of New York e hed. f he ts t on the on the j Staff Corre fence of the Seattle * fight is tm tant for the in aa é ble + par ge hold it Balcony Balcony } Star jepiration it wi Honest | ine “tah is surround | D 2, Dec. i4—Beyond the | Election league urage- | the mai daar aoe as RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. fesues directly involved s politi- | ment it offers to join | “goal ¢ he will » cal fight pises to as m that movem é . a foo e : @lect in Colorado. Benefits wi The league began its w ut vo apture of @t t a t come regardiess of the fina! deci-/tle more @ 8 yegg a0. W. 5 | 7 etd which I a I is m Ss 1 Ss sion as to the political jobs now ant # presiden | tr Br al mil t-| 4 U LAI KID GLOVES, in fin- 4 H. Causey, fepublican etary 1 a rock Le Ss est i the new shades, controversy | head at 0 0 > The disclosures that have been |and L. W. Hoyt, republican, ‘atto’ poate mu hill a che ng and satisfactory . h | t : made on both trong ey have been at work un r e } Su way. at $1.00, $1.25, arm methods ner Uscouraging elreumatances be- | 280 esing the | ggest $1.75 and $2.00 a pair. frands have ‘ tr “ when th hore tone " a . LADIES’ MERCERIZED \ GLOVES, at ple who care more for 4 an age ran 4 h a 35c, 50c AND 65e good government . 2 penne t me cage hob Ch Gloves in all vizes. a 3 We ket r be t have| t the AG CERTIFICATE ¢ at our Glove section ‘ ave de- }come of the league, | | me ; for a pair of gloves, no when presented. The tice to the election crooks that the | ® i of the rights of | CORRESPONDENTS’ HEADQUARTERS AT LIAO YANG ae post ee BOS meee Rethode with which th have it an who has lived ol ' t T MPORTED FANS. orated with spangles fuled must go out of style. They | f 7 years tn a house on Stout amie Ae f signs, and pric ©, 400, 500, 65e, a will probably continue to treet rented the parlor of his house | agen 8 pl 85e, $1,00, $1.25, $1 up to $5.00, ; fgome, just as men of their class do | ** & vot ¢ was not . yus arr 1 TURNOVER COLLAR in plain and fancy fn other large cities, t t ssitted to vote th a nen he oe with thelr yrds for ed effects, at 12%, 15¢, 250, 360, SOc, Rothing in cc son wii . wa oun tink & sed tine in ther's teeth, in field e were nee i @Bc each they have done. . een. < — gee tr sient In siege work such ae tele LADIES’ EIDERDOWN KIMONAS, red, pink, blue or They will not be free to # . ou thing would not be unique, a ge em 7 od ; gray $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. ag = - of Oe mites ity pide a nan cot th cna op : igre og se aac te 4 LADIE HOt WRAPPEI material hundred into the ballot boxes and | rd Ree oie ene, All thoy have are| AsThavecald before, it wes atter very me finish, at $6.50 ; electio 5 without ht in the act of é ; rel the capt f Li-Ho. On LADIES’ JAPANESE LONG KIM( of silk, at send in el n w | t of | aheiter trenches, In places helped out ae bill beet 12.50 ar c ss 7 : They will not be ‘ ghtf of the name hap-|q REPRESENTATIVE OF ONE OF THE BIGGEST CORSET CON- | Chinewe lages. Through th « sil ria $5.00 and $7.50. “pookkeeping,’” wh on ned nt. She caused the | : | walls, where they are available, Tt \ LADIES’ SILK PETTICOAT n black or colors, at fn writing hur na wom The league took up CERNS IN THE COUNTRY SAYS THEY DO, BUT HE WON'T |S! mde 4 in ¥ . $4.50, $7.50, $10.00 and > each. into the voting lists c day — At Impossible to) GIVE HIS CUSTOMERS AWAY |no walle amail holes ne are Ms LADIES’ SUITS AND COATS, Fur Neckwear and Fur fore election eee vote ed | Jin the parag by in nd owtheaniigh ae Coats at ONE FOURTH OFF REGULAR PRICES. There have long been reports of | A &r nec wr been | | bricks, a he @ left large enough | all over t v eee frauds in this city, but never such | siven ague to oon | — for a man t muzzle of his * Scomplete dieclowtre as is now be {cOURtY.” a precinct In the lower [pbber dtr mekbiagthenn gpl at they a Let Us Suggest These fng made. There have been at ltt ag ce: alled ‘coun-| 1, society men wear cor These men's corsets are very un ng the sights, for firing 7% tempts at prosecution, but never [tY” because It has produced as many |... Mise shape ora tote ie ao Fromm tromcbes mast be dene dettbe | sat tae ee Extra ‘ Specials with such promise of success as at | tes as many counties in the state.) 5 4. Trucker, of New York, who|are about six inches in width erately. As @ matter of fact such | : poh oan 2 F and named * honor of a ¢ om | represents a big eastern corset firm, |are held in position with straps fighting Is a good lke deliber- | silence ager t age ape People do appreciate our They can’t help sett who is the presiding pol aiiadl af Mnsien and sen, . Pien ooes ate murder. A man stands with| tives of | other great nati it You w K when You've seen them, Just visit al cepa nama : is more pliable and there are|hia “rif through the loophole | sighed, ar i he r toy stores first, then come here and notice One-Half Minute} 95 2:2! rer 1 wun | whan SE ay hy ge ng or aaa the iter toy ore fr sigan at pp ante Rei mageae 7 Jone of his semi-annual trips in the] for thin men, fat men, short and tall. | he en alight movement In- | pochooonylis ; kind, but ! 4 j yards, while much of the space 10 | interests of his he A man's corset stangly fe takes his alm. Another | was something of this kind, be Tomorrow’s DOLL SPECIAL the others ts occupied by business | Mr. Tucker's « the figure to good movement. Then a head ts rained | didn't know I a tn etnaie: aed Al y Dressed Doll—a rer P beauty—has oe po Fats uct gt yond at | iargest corset manufactories in the| cially when a frock coat is worn above the parapet. Ping! A sol- | ment as mravely, : {gned costume and hat and a very hand. he elec mn a year ago votes, t n thinking he neue 1 } ht and ; . | United States, ni adition to manu When asked who his Seattle cus-|djeggelifgrhas probably paid for his “ ~aagormeerten Oe and figure. e height and far more which is more than are cast In 60) facturing | pemular makes ot tseusee rere. tir, Tuamer anatee leaker tt to 0 cold blooded way sarge gat Bigot ase 1 those sold in most stores at $2.50 each, on books in the residence section of | women's « it turns neta of course, that's something 1] o¢ Boing things and makes one # anese have been po successtuly wat $1.69 q wn = y * neg « “grimy 4 of | for the masculine sex which h can’t tell you. If I did I wouldn't be|to think#ifhat there are more things » - be gl poser v TOY SPECIAL—A Iron Ex reen county” disclosed leas 1 . th youn sous uF n the attache who ; A Bah - ome very popular with ®|able to sell any more men's corsets |in war @an Wearing gorgeous unl ete ae “ press Wagon, has steel axles and ela; a wagon ‘ : 0 votes. Ye the courts could j bees here,” he replied \ seston n leading forlorn | first raised hime tand the racket; ought to be and usually is q hristn never be Interested in (conditions We sell our men’s corsets direct | hopes. 4 in hand. and ef — As enone ahaa . at $1.49; on sale tc rrow at ~. 88e We have all sizes, in | th though conclusive to hte purchasers,” aald Mr, Tucke aes no one, except the had Wink 6 s00re lead tion’ tROW'S PICTURE SPECIAL—Handsomely coal ee we mg ‘ ad was offered to a Star reporter this mroning. “We OF Japmmeggyoficiais and, perhaps, the jare the must Hat Oa If there ed piety retty photogr colored land j en te PRL yb oe erie a tm Itind it imponsible to, create 2 ae FICERS ELECTED Japanese officials and, perhaps, the | ir aoe ough of them they could and figures; frames are black or gilt or stain. inhe op ¢ allo e name of the| and for the article through the re ng tor, The forces that are facing | were only ey to fit the t ular 69, 79¢ nd 98 ed steel party for whose candidates he de |i hannela, as men are adverse to me TL area, to ar on we sweep the world = one tomorow St oath, . pate pol - a * * ir It was clearly shown | Huying corsets in the stores: (Geiilel te Tes tue ion afieet tt gies, It may The oth f “giganto TOMORROW $ SPECIAL IN GIFT BOXES—Glove and F nickel » ate : ots had bee n written by| “1 have a half doze be that the Russians are slightly su said anything H kerchief Boxes, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Three a . nickel plate g Three ballots were mark-| among the society men TACOMA, Dec. 14.—At a meeting|perior in strength, but this ts not + war on mn, It Dressing Sets with silver tops, Military Brushes, nickel plated ed D. E. M. and 15 showed the same| gna Tacoma, and sell each ¢ m| of the Pacific Coast Lumber Manuc|ine explanation, for the Japancse| I did not as Seay regular $850 Gad $300 talers. ce oie . 4-qt. nickel plated handwriting and the name of «| trom two to six corsets each facturers’ association yesterday the|are not the ones to object to that, | had been answer BRILL. table tomorrow at, each $1.79 Call and let us show you peor great party spelled “Democratic,” | following officers were elected for | unless the my had overwhelming | Wie . TOMORROW'S STATIONERY SPECIAL _- Hurlbat's . n have better co > and bet the courts would not convict the | city election last spring the fraudu-|the ensuing year: President, Ever-| numbers te ery put handeceeiy heal rye ene eee ee —— jlent y numbered between 6,000 | ett G. Griggs, of Tacoma; vice pres-| In one ct at least, the fight boxes. not “oe t anene of Oe Ig one precinct a watcher who! jand He also sald that the | ident, N. W. Hamilton, of attle; |ing during the last month has re usually 1 $1.25 a box; o | was away for five minutes found on | hustlers of both parties cheated to] R. H. Alexander, of Vancouver, B.|vived my opinion regarding the Jap sale tor at, each ‘726 |his return that 150 votes had been | the limit their ability. This fall|C.; W. B. Ayer, of Portiand; W. A anese #oldier. There seems to be a THOUSANDS OF OTHER VALUABLE SUGGE jeast during his absence. It was a|the league joined with the repub-|uff, of Spokane; A. J. West, of Aber-| general impression, and I may have IONS IN OUR WINDOWS AND ALL OVER THI | physical impossibility, of course, for | jican leaders in asking the supreme| deen; treasurer, C. W. Stimson, df|unconactously h tributed to it, STORE that number of legal votes to have|court to appoint watohers in the| Ballard, The position of secretary |that the Japanese soldier Is the most | heen cost, but the records had been | precincts where the worst frauds|is an appointive office, and Victor | reckless of beings, that he is anxious | fixed and the fraudulent votes were |have been committed in the past.|H. Beckman, of Seattle, who has|to be killed and that all he comes to! g, Normile, a city street contract Cc D G da counted Half a hunéred election officials are|held the place for a number of|war for is to die and be buried with | or, the board of works and the city Mc arthy TF ooas During the past year the league, |up for contempt of court and some | years, will be retained. The direct-| his ancestors is idea is an en-| council were roasted to a_ rict Cc Second Ave. and with the co-operation of Judge |have been sentenced to jail ors elected are: ©. F. White, R. Ls |tirely erroneous one. The Japanese | brown by the members of the Nortt ompany Madison Street EAA D COFFEE CO. Jobnson, caused many crooks to be| The authority of the court to take | McCormick, Fred K. Baker, George | soldier is « daring, # fel-| Broadway Improvement club at its e ls Mi bound over to the criminal court. | charge of the election will be tested." H. Rmerson, J. H, Parker, 1. L.|iow and he ts not afraid of death, but| meeting last night. The impassable 6 EA AND OC AVENUE, Some were indicted, none were ever | Whatever the outcome, there will Doud, Jay 8. Ham¥ton, Artes, |he is not anxious to throw bis life condition of Tenth avenue north Near Madison Street. brought to trial. in the future be less fraud at Den- J. O. Storey, J. MH. E Cc. C.| away. When the shrapnel begins to and eral avenue, which the con Mr. Hoyt estimated that at the| ver elections. Bornson, | shriek angrily over his head, he will tractor is supposed to be grading, =a, THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC x4, Si0s: } ee ee LAWYER, TEACHER, EDITOR,) ,