The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1906, Page 7

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if ol Andre row | At IN, ‘Tex, f \ The an OPEN LIBRAR == BRIEFS | Duteh Bank for Mexioo. MEXI erry, bp Rud A k © Bank of Hert ; ‘ b- t the Community | al _ ary Addre a by | President Wh closes the even: | Mr. W rom Der HOQUIAM, Deo. Drew Is Appo ned - " ay E. P as George R. Drow has been appo N PEN t ston: ia Com; t 1 Mi . . ndolin | 5 ; : i's of f . Teachers Paid Today : }i ‘The pv he . ° ee wit walk he fund for Mra. Thomas Pa' Lid Pried Up a Bit gual tit \ a, the t *) EVERETT, Dec. 19—The lid youn wi of on Janua hich » be wn f a Canal Plane ore Major HM. Ch Dinat aio maton the the Lake Wash-! Postmaster Reapp inted WASHIN N, Dy t ex ertified short-| of imeelf as vi rt “R nation ¥| wagon down First av. w cover, He was releas ns Jap Must Go Gack . ands that b Book binders’ Union ing tne ypt ye = ro: De has drawn wu held awaiting the a ent in regards to Band for Asaneneteaiain th a ‘The + w the university Kindergarten Sunday Gehoel, A for a larger ay Regianing wit! kindergarten w uring the w Bave begor wor propriation fo their institate by ring the need of it aborers in Mexico AJARA, Mex, I Japancee ADA e M ARE DISCUSSING | we COAST DEFENSE | so .*,, e'=- against the popula er will come b amissioners to Guadaioupe Day oad Changes } acting general pas ‘ teat Northern appointed a Songer agent War Cor iquarters at 4 ® “ Jows Organize for Pretection ©. W. Pitts, formerty tray . ro eg passencor agent of the Grea 8 cg Paty = » : Northern Steamship company, wi nd the | Tv sieme ~ r Saal at Chleago. ** tow Hebrow I iv Wanted for Forgery. 4 sid to be wanted at) 7 charge of forgery, has | ® by Detectives Barbee | « Philbrick and fe held at the | ™* Shy jail awaiting the arrival of of the my JOE AND JANE’S CHRISTMAS - ow et ca epita NUMBER 6. ting thin afte Large Gift From Rockefeller. M Tramp Suicide OLYMP! Ie known company’s mill Huge Nugget Found. MELBOURN |eold nuggets cently near T * foun! spectively % rday wetghing r and 273 ounces, the largest seen in Australia in 40 ea Chamber of Commerce Election. EVERETT, Dec. 19.—Jodge W W. Black has been elected prest dent of the Chamber of Comm: The other officers elected re Dan Currie, first viee president Frank Pendleton, recond vice pres ident, and Robert Moody, treasurer It is the intention of the body to employ a secretary Shorter’s Condition Critical OLYMPIA to reports Dee. 19.—-According from Shelton Capt Shorter, who was so severely burn ed about two weeks ago in the ex | ploston of the launch lowa, is crits calty {1 by reason of the injuries he recetved in the accident (lere # Joe on his vetoctpe ©) hete tather is walking bebind Pitture and alse complete thetr rawing Jane im her wagor joying their happiness. we, the roof of whict the distance. This te the Inst of thie set of Mill-out pictures — them in to the Fill-Out Editor of The Star before—— - - Counterfeiters Discovered © Prizes wil) be awarded fur the best pictures.) COUTH McALESTER, L T., Dec vi 19—A mensage from Rokoshe As @ climax to thelr Christmas, Joe and Jane and their father | states that last night Deputy Unit Went out for a walk tn the fresh alr. What made it more fun then | 64 States Marshals Gray and Ste ever wae that Joe rode on a ni new velocipede Banta Clay vens ran across John McCain and a 4 Mim, and Jane rode in hie wagor « driving the wagon w man named Malone in a lonely veloc nd making « notee like ive engine, 4 Jane |icuse in the woods making counter Making e she was riding ina p car. Of course, she took lrew money. McClain opened fire tlong he ~ dolly. And this ts the of the story of Joe and Jane's Christmas Let us hope they lived fust as happy ever after. (The Bed.) Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes For the largest vartety and rea sonable prices, EN. Br 1341 Second av ka & Co. “ | Roller Skates Just the thing for a Christmas |present. Wood wheels, 50c a pair Hemacite wheels, $1 and up | steel wheels, plain bearings, $1.60 steel wheels, ball bearings, $ a steel wheels, 60 Piper & Taf! Sensible Gift An Order for a Dozen Latest Talking Machine Records From D. S Johnston Co. and for a Don't be tied down by the if you want to travel, we will take entire charge of your property inter then you can leave bust worries behind care of your estate This order will be exchanged for dozen latest Eéison or Victor Oregon, Idab Records at any of our stores in Washington and travel > or California. D, 8. JOUNSTON CO, WePay4 Per Ct. interest On Savings Accounts ‘There is no fend, or a relative, as a 1 or half-dozen of the gift that will prove half as acceptable to the fam order” or Vietor 1D. 8. Johnston Co. Xmas very latest Edison AR ANCHE —Geovgetown, Renton JAMES D. MOOB.......000 * » SOLNER. Presitent Camnier nk how easy and convenient it Is to present some Aistant friend or relative with a Johnstén Xmas order for records. No © DIRECTORS . 8, no chance of loss of damage or delay. Simply 2 in addressed and stamped envelope, The recipient vereinand Senmite 2. B } any records desired at one of our large stores situated ney ewes hot && "hee oloar Baward Janes D. fS every important western city Attend to this at once. Remember, Xmas ts onl 4 Qway. Drop in this aherneen or evening. a few days jionSavi &Trust Coa. et, 4 nreoee eat. S Gooey stron the, D. §. Johnston Co. omnes, @UGIEST, PEST” 6 GECOND AVENUE. Svaree SvEnv wane, Ee ap Alaska Boning fag wale Devonit Co, Motha, #’nske THE SEATTLE STAR upon Gray and was shot and killed} Five hundr ¢ Emperor * the marshals “ t A ! f,| ! nd mat i} f iit] | Joseph C, Metien {king be gasetted @ full admiral | DILLO®, Mont,, Hao, 19.—-Joaept ( n, Mm of the ont bh ywr Block Burne at Goshen dt of South M an ti Wy t : i Hod of kidney Jeff ' \ lobby ts ‘ I + Col, Cottom Appointed | noon to | MANILA, Dec. 1%.—The Philly | Opera House Burned ' on v 1 Col_| tion | PATTERSON , oa ‘ “ uty ~ | he Ie sperm homme \ < won| Wilson Marka yed t \ ib, | PITTSBURG, Dee 19.-—Wilaon | ai 4“ etructur | Marks, 68 years old, a ploneer ral ct Improving Rapidly }road telegrapher, who taught and] STOCKHOLM, Dee. 19 King Of | married M Strubel, nid to Grain at Buffalo, ! c in bie first woman telegrapher in HUFVALO, N, ¥., Dee. An ' tar is dead at his home near f grain has jan h will! Sax bur va i j | TACOMA, Deo, 1%.—-Roy Trving Will Come to Terme 1K » died me Cal, yew |, t. PRTERSRURG, Dec 9 rt fatlure, He} ‘ ' {Tt u ows staff an 1 Host at Gevant’s Wedding. '! mn W 1 fow woeks ago KP w ID. € t hi ti in th hope of benefitting his} oy nals ted an hb | pon health, which had be impaired | .; Ading of Amelia on ‘ tod during a winter in Washington, D.| whe has beett ems | i¢ la att t in the simu HA Are You Acquainted - | ae aie ae te: Weahey hee Gra a ball ¥ — bw - we Ms : . ia ia-| * gail ‘ a | "TA ny . 7 ur | UL * é | ' | Gen ue | % “- oe o {ca ~— -WEDNESDAY, Dee. 19, 1906. ae fy ity of Fraud b 19.-—Geors A Wagee Increased in Stee! Mills JOLIET, UL, Dec. 19—'The t Make Congressmen Work ' WASH D Mintng mon t h won of | »| ¢ Jol will b t waret c i used J 1 Famine in China. NGHAI, Dee, 19 n Kiangat w Doubassoff Will Be Promo’ ry t RG, I 19 | ‘You’ f Have Time | Signet and Sterling — Silver hat Pins HW. Pinck e Je ran hard t Lilingar @& ¥ ler 1A « the world-far Walla Walla to WALLA WALLA, De 1" ©) NELSON 18 BLAMED Smoking Jackets and Burn Garbage reiuht. The Ir ' 1 tht wie. 8" © VOLUNTEERS TO 5)” ASSIST NEEDY rien are 4 for » cused Man Discharged Ll I ) Joo Wright FOR HIS OWN DEATH — Protect Your Valuables Bath Robes Chrome Stee! Bate Deposit * ts of Alaska Build “% j ke & ey c us attondanita — 4 Hee o ben eh ade eae Cv Y bc Hn TSA pee, nee ge pa =s7e for a little money; china that any woman would be proud to own. the nicest kind of Christmas presents, and the prices are so moderate that the ightest purse can well afford to buy from one to half a dozen pieces to distribute McCarthy’s prices are just about half what you would pay at among friends. china shops and curio stores. Chinese Band and Miss DeVoin’s It will be a rare treat. welcome, whether you come to buy or to look. FIRST FLOOR Gloves and Umbrellas Men’s Furnishings Ribbons and Neckwear Purses and Bags Jewelry and Shell Goods Pictures and Books Stationery and Souvenirs Cards and Calendars Handkerchiefs Cut Glass and ney Gift Boxes Wide, best store service and delivery service in Seattle, and prices than you would pay at any other store. THE PIONEERS IN SEATTLE’S Come in and see the grand electrical decorations---listen to the Imperial splendid Seattle Orchestra---compare the harsh notes of the Oriental players with the soft sweet tones of the American music. Bring the children and the entire family. Store Directory of Holiday Goods | SECOND FLOOR Japanese China Fancy Pillow Covers Fancy Pin Cushions Burnt Leather Doilies Ladies’ Fine Furs | Silk and Crepe Kimonas Fine Dressed Dolls and Dolls of Every Sort Toys Iron Wagons and Hand Cars roomy aisles, plenty of light at all times of the day or night. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Av.---Between Pike and Pine Sts. NEW RETAIL BUSINESS DI HIS unique draw- ing is an exact representation of one of the old Japanese Gods, and is odd enough to attract atten- tion anywhere, but it is not any greater novelty than the thousands of pieces of Japanese china- ware shown in our art department on the sec- ond floor. These Oriental craftsmen have succeeded for hundreds of years in controlling the markets of the entire world on their quaint china and_ inlaid work. No other nation on earth can compete with them in this class of work. Pieces of china that 20 years ago com- manded fabulous’ sums can be purchased right here in Seattle today at McCarthy’s for less than the hundredth part of the former price. There are hundreds of beautiful pieces that can be had They make You are always and Games The always a shade lower STRICT

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