The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1907. " nro ouruine svevt |HOME WRECKER I$ property owners from the Four SENT TO JAIL Ra RS teonth ward, Clty Engineer Thom A striking exa@ple of the er unkempt rage about them, flocking | gon, Superintendent of Streets Ma ° tle instinct now reviving In the to the great city, as the wintry | joney and Councilman Sehinits will| From a comfortable home in San 4 " winds begin to howl, and the ley] visit the ward as a committee and | Francisco to a cold cell In the olty the underworld may be seen In the! ger begin to cluteh at thelr dirty jand parking «trips of the weat alde Under One Roo! Furnish th FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine. STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 5:30 short story of the downfall of Mra. Dig book on the clerk's desk at po throats. ' inte t | which should be followed in mak | Anita Morton, wife of a prominent Hee headquarters. Twenty-two, Some are regular winteipatrons | ing improvements shystclan of the California etty he . 2 r names were written there this/of the city’s health resort, known B SF. Roller, the than who te cule r is desirable to wade e the Knit Un cent, others are discounted 20 per cent, morning between the hours of 2:30 as the condemned elty Jail, others ASKED FOR BREAKFAST to have wreeked a happy he ond - ' and 3:20 o'clock this morning. prefer to prowl the streets looking | Jto have apent all the money that} derwear Stock promptly, and in or others discounted 25*per “cent, and one lot oor were for odd bones, and to crawl away i Twenty-two vags and he ; that ct the woman possessed, has fallen \ tl: all booked on the same charge, at night into any haven that chance | AND STOLE $80 into the tolls of the law through - ‘ se : yken sizes and miscellaneous gar i “sleeping in box cars may offer, but they all look alte hia own etiempt te get the womall der to acconyplish this purpose we of broken From all the highways agg by: and the jailer sings as he grate! - - out of the way ted 50 4 t} i ag oe - ‘ co ‘ “nts discountec yer cent, See ci ways, from little towns and cOuntry |them by the collar, “We gather! Just about closing time last night| Yesterday he caused her arrest | are making special discounts that ments # d I hamlets, they come, wrapping their them tn, we gather them In & stranger entered the “Working |@® @ charge of petty larceny, claim: ° iifer 4 low d lay when passing the stor e : *| Man's Restaurant” on First ay, 8.{ing she had stolen his clothes bring Knit Underwear of superior quality window display W pé 6 Sine wan married to Mra Chariotte Lane duced Mike Ready, the man|Once In police headquarters, the |) x 4 ae +} , ee Sideas ok Charan tad ne coves Oe to got him up a lunch.|whole brutal story came out, the!fl within the reach of even very modest better still, make it a point to visit the Knit : Was performed bY Rev. Hlmer| Ready was out in the kitchen going} woman being discharged agd the mony Was fF 1 ' } 4 Thompson of Mallard, and was at-| through the bread box, while the|man held to be dealt with by the lf] nurces Underwear Section and see to what spler BI TS 1] GOSSIP X< tended only by ptimate friends and | stranger was in front, golng through | law I , 1 Dr. Sims ts well known relatiy Mike's overcoat, He found $80 tn did advantage warm garments for winter untll Sat commit suletae by taking polson wish to reduce OMG MOORS | OVO the state In political circles. | the pockets and has not been seen | SHUT-OFF NOTICE, Several of the specially priced lots . , WAA ONRISRNIINTINISN having served four terms re the | since Si Ke von ne ' ss i | weather can now be bought. These special ower house he legistatu ater w © shut off Saturday, » bee ge ables in the Knit | Card Party is a surgeon for the Northert November 28, from 7 a. m, to 6(f} have been.arranged on tab 2 discounts will prevail for several d but Announcement ts made that the |cifle railroad at Kalama. After a - TAKES POISON BUT p. m. in the following district: Onli Divis hive: Sines van the Women's Relief Corps with 2S eee ere al Fifth av, from Madison to Seneca, |f) Wear ivision, while othe are it is suggested that you take advantage of card pasty se aweney send tL) ac [and Mra ime lefi fore short stay VER Jon Seneca from vifth av, to Sixth |i . 1 eth : gel bas erapalapatina elit Spokane, where Dr. Sime will at | ay and on Sixth av, from Sene counters. The goods are marked in plain the savings soon, because the sale will be nd a political convention ey to Olive ° Exhibit, baer fee Gag a cany | a : Th Sea sys Bool b= na ¢ December 1 Having written a letter bidding } figures 80 you can see In eac h instance just | withdrawn whenever the Knit Unc ear wil y annual fall ¢ ¥ yes jher husband goodby, Mrs, Emma NO MORE CEMETERIES | | ‘ ojel fh the parle Ge Osborne, wife of Hal 8. Osborne | what you save as a result of the discount | Stocks reach the condition to which we beginning one ¢ FIRST BLOOD FOR of 1415 Bast 70th st. attempted to} | : | n | | 10 | > them There are some lines discounted er e | RAILROAD | while standing tn front of the Flyer one rh I aia one dock yesterday afternoon, She was! , | 7 terlan < a taken to the police mm, where | | reer are to be ve p+ gy | " . p ’ t Waldorf F ‘ ) ahe 6 € from th ftects of | tories Within te cy ° M d Ch Id F S Sh t 95¢ na Dents 6 the OLY lth vee. 5 The rail. | the poison ic At and despond. | Cording to a decision of the street | Isses an dren s Fur vets | or’ imonos, eci gociety will be hel ureh | roads won their first victory In the /ency caused the woman's attempt |Committee — yesterday — afte Angora Set with fitted neckplece | Bet of curly Angora with long Monday to make plans for |state supreme court yesterday over|to end ber life This determination ‘was react airports Paper plain throw and square muff., | Women's Short Crepe Kimonos, with and front and fap maar the state railroad commission, when when the plat of the Austrian ney ior “ a panese sleeve ront and alee € Tt For the Benefit of the Organ Fund. the court held vold the order of the RPRISED evolent soclety's proposed cemetery Lamb Set with Angoratrimmed |. \'"* While astra ing Japa I and mmed with foulerg en ee eee ene Pieceeds ot commission made two years ago SU AT ARREST pag sen oye: gh nti fitted neckptece and muff, alsa |e ee ow and silk bands. The onos may be bad in pink, blue and meg, fund Mal the tal “ will that no freight rates In the state! Residents of the district protes | Angora trimmed, and having oP gor arian church, will square muff ed strongly hefore the committer o : Special price tomorrow ; + teeter BBG Be given thie evening at the home | sould be ralen Phar Phen tha moot | Wandering around with a bunch |and the plat was rejec hers yp ates ck : $2.00 | got of Muffaion with plain th oe = Bre. George F ae, S08 Fvur ; . —? He COM | of tools in his hand that somebudy | Plain Lamb Set with fitted neck and square muff teenth av. N. A literary and mu- | mission, Ti wissen: bab teen prepared had put there w he wasn't look NEW RO FOR JACKSON plece and muff, with p ee ne White and Gray Squirrel ; a ry oy B. Thompso * LL | 2. iain throw and pillow and an interesting evening Is pron REFERRED TO ENGINEER |!ng, Roy B. Thompson was “pinch | pie 0 t g t teed. The application of Ballard prop. ed” last night and was much sur: | 1h} Imitation Ermine Set with plain u In, anne 1 Owns Ladies of Temple de Hirsch erty owners for the opening o of | Brised when the police showed him | ST. REGRADE | throw and square muff, head | Set of Red Fox with long The Ladies of Temple de Hirsch |, pew bo ard to connect that | %@¢ carpenter's implements that he | trimmed $2. trimmed with tails, and We sell these popular winter Slee; Garments at close will hold a doll feto on the afte . had about his person. He was - Nl pur 6 0. Antes th fi 0 ‘ plac th the extension of Stone Fur Set of curly Angora with fit rics sad ve ll find the styles and mate Sand 4 in the Concordia club s oe 5 developed that they came from @/ for the regrade of Jackson and t > 4.5 with square pillow the mone Fooms in the Hoge building, Many |Teferred by the street committee with purse 83.50 mi at as rap at house on rdw property awarded damages by . \ beautiful dolla, which have been | Yesterday to the city engineer, with | Y8ent house on Ward at propert led damages by |B) imitation hie Gt with As 810.00 f : * i % ' uct ute - 7-7 ~\the courte js not to be assessed at — yer : " ‘ Set of Imitation Chinchilla with | Night Gown of striped outing | Night Gown of striped Gressed by the ladies, will be on |instructions to seek for a route ora-trt d fitted neckplece r N TRAPS—-THEODORE WILTS t te than $6 a front foot goratrimmed ft necks fiat throw trimmed with tal Bale and some excellent usical that would follow as nearly as pos 4 CO a higher rate an a front foe Angoratrimmed equere " j Pages flannel, yoke back and front flannel with V-neck, éoutie programs have been arranged sible existing thoroughfares according to @ report of the special phe ge and pillow muff $12.75 ; 2 Malone-Sims | mom | 1008 Int ave., has a agro there | committee made last night at @ muff in animal effec 3.95 | xatural Squirrel Set with fancy with roll collar. Trimmed with yoke front and back, and trim 7 . is made, Traps for Bear, traps for t . r | White and Gray Squirrel Set with t 1 pillo A wedding of in st generally 4 v meeting of the property owners. | hite and G quir fitted neckplece ar pillow R adlins sited over the state w solemnized Dairy Kitchen Wolf, traps for Deer, traps for The resolution calling for the fancy neckp' trimmed with muff fe anit $18.75 finishing braid. Price..$1.00 med with finishing braid Tuesday at high noon at the 108 Madison St. Beaver, traps for Otter, traps for | new action is to be introduced into and square muff with | Jeeland Fox Set with Night Gown of striped’ outing Pr sae Lincoln hotel, when Dr. I. M.| The Datry Kitchen, which was | Fox, traps for Mink, traps for Musk-|the council Monday night heads and pillow muff 7 see Se EnETheiienrenemnd —nummee | closed for a ten days’ remodeling, |rat, traps for Rats, traps for the | oncors-sssemsssmsnneee - Set of Tmitation Chinchitia BPECIAL.-Inabella flannel, with stitched yoke and | White WARNING—You will lose money |{s now opened for business. All oe Burglar, and Jump Traps, at) WARNING--You will lose money fitted neckplece and head Fox Boas and full length sleeve with ruffled Gov if you don't read Joe Scherm ordially invited; same mana orices that will be easy on your|if you don't read Joe Schermer's Sinthel cautt ti vee ay : ceeahe’ inade ull Jength n ruf Pocketbook oe rimmed muff in pi f ad. on page 3 Wanted—Labor Hands ment ad. on page 3 d at 819.75 euft. Price $1.00 $4.05 ly p A Specel Sale of Cocoa Door Mats «$1 5 g3' Section has ju a c t of Door n qualities The above spec J price includes cutting and seq. ‘ a ing. There will be an additional charge of ite the “iar per 1 if we lay and line this special Carpet fects We are discontinuing the sale of Teprac Wilton Apply at the Bon Marche Men’s Store tomorrow, the Sai scone» vane aoe on low we give an idea of the reductions, although range of ie not m ned stock—one Khiva, two Oriental block effects, twe first day of the sale of working gloves at ot eon seine inet 0c Tapestr der to mateb. Spe 8Oe cial closing out price, per yard ......5..Shae ae Special Sale of Silver-Plated Knives, Bow iui Reed Rocker Forks and Spoons Dyan iit $3. 65 } DAY) rns which will no longer be This is 1l-made, and antities Watt iy con forsabie’ ecner, it with roll \) Every workingman in Seattle should be interested in this sale of 2,000 pairs of the finest Working Gloves known at 50c to 65c on the dollar, and we miss our } We are closing out severa uess if the scenes of Labor Day are not re-enacted tomorrow morning at Sec- decided bandied. Of several it seat and arma. It is in natural i i #0 We cannot guarantee that they will last all ¢ “ LY in special ond and Pike street. Such Glove Bargains were never before offered the work- 1847 Rogers Brothers shell satin Tea Spoons, special, per ‘Ae - y a pane uel a tomor : . ; P : alx Wy TTT \A row oes $3.65 en of our city. It’s a money-saving opportunity unprecedented to fit out Seat Banade Suckhars ‘dealt eatin Dessert Beneen, apertal, por ant A A a x for the winter at the lowest price ever recorded. A Glove Factory went into the | 1847 Rogers Brothers shell satin Table Forks, special, per | six hands of a receiver, and we were fortunate enough to get hold of their winter jf} 2836 R. Wallace floral design plated Dessert Knives or special! ix oods at a very small price. The first shipment arrived yesterday, and the sale agen Show aoey. Senet ee ee begins at 8:30 tomorrow morning. 50 extra salesmen have been recruited, and Sterling Top Cut Giass Salt and Pepper Shakers, special, enc there will be no waiting —South Main Entrance—right inside the door. $1.00 WORKING GLOVES, 75¢. | $1.00 WORKING GLOVES, 75¢. Men's Horsehide Gloves, asbestos treated, welt seams; sewed with coubdle thread. 35c WORKING GLOVES, 19¢. Se tee 95c | A Solid Oak Stool, finished Weathered; legs and undertrecst y turned and the top # green burlap. Men's Unlined, Heavy Calfskin Gloves, warranted water-re sisting, welt seams and patent string clasp. $1.25 TO $1.50 WORKING GLOVES, $1.00. | | Sheepskin back and moleskin palm, double sewed seams, All | sizes 5 lines of Men's Gloves at this price. Made of “Reindeer” and | Cordova,” horsehide; fire and waterproof; double thumb and riv 75c WORKING GLOVES, 50¢. eted. Also Buckskin Gauntlets Lined and unlined, asbestos treated; horseh kin back, ribbed wrists. Some have patent string Sic WORKING GLOVES, 65¢. 75° WORKING GLOVES, 50¢. FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED Men's; made of Para buck, unlined, one-button clasp; sewed Youths’ and Boys’ Gauntlet Gloves, m of goatakle » and Manawer with heavy waxed linen thread waterproof, welt seams. Also lined Cadet Gloves, kid finish, pat SATURDAY AND SURBAY Price Matinee Saturday ent clasp. r $1.00 WORKING GLOVES, 75¢. $1.50 WORK MITTENS, 75¢. eth aah “ ccs i unlined and lined, fire and waterproof, Indian Tan Mer Heavy B skin Mitten: welt seams, sewed with waxed ' M MME EMMA 8:30 to 12 m. Saturday. 8:30 to 12 m. Saturday. And New ¥ pa , cneert Including the Second $1.25 Flannel Gowns | SOC 40c-50c Knee Pants | 29C Watts oft asge it iS Men’s suits, over- Ss ATTLE THE ATER ; _ Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns, plain white, For boys, 4 to 16 years, Patent Waist Bangl: all coats and cravenettes fi pink and blue; also stripes, braid trimmed. No | seams double-stitched and basa? plain and - nile VANDERMET Ctl eee phone or mail order Second Floor. fancy materials. No phone order Main Floor, reduced dbo'te H1.00" shader acc ee 8:30 to 12 m. Saturday. 8:30 to 12 m. Saturday. 7 hays AVENUE . Hea $ | 10 . — 0c, S00; Boxes 8 ; $ hi RAST LYNNE : i Fie oerAROON” 1.50 Black Taffeta ‘ 25c Berkley Cambric 4 = 3 | “Couieeust tl ; F ; — «: ~ 46, 9:18 daily, Boll A 36-inch Oil Boiled Black Taffeta Silk, rich, lu Berkley Cambric, in lengths 2 ‘ag & vehi yards; sells , ee ee ALL WREP " 8 ” trous finish, heavy, durable quality; a splendid regularly at 174c to 25c a yard; very fine and soft Jlues ¢ acks aye > I r ‘ att teen ii value. No phone or mail order Main Floor. No phone order Basement Store. E 3 8 and blacks are ~~ Performanced 8:30 to 11 a. m. Saturday. 8:30 to 12 m. Saturday. meluded. Re 8 aig ye your money wi ye 5 . 1a Shoulder Hams at 111 15¢ Scotch Crash 1100 hasbtalts vidusies a LZpric Dyric Choatre Ayric Cheatre Morris & Co. Shoulder Hams, delicious Eastern Extra Heavy Scotch Cri 9A inches. wide: you are not satisfied. cured hams, 7 to 8 pounds weight aturday morn plain white; very absorbent and gives ¢ ceptional ing, L1¢ a pound. No phone order fourth | wear; at 10¢ a yard. No phone order Main Floor. Floor. Gus Brown <cy tw Always Right Second and Yesler Where the cars stop Bfin FE247.° SILK LINED OVERCOATS TO ORDER FOR §% of AT THE | London Tailors H. L. KLEIN 10 Repairing tm City “While You Walt 217 JAMES ST. 1 DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. BROK ERS, Gtocks, Bonds, Grain, Private Both Phones—a15 0 Orders Mxeouted for Imyestment 517 Second Ave. = laska Bide. Sress a