The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, DEC, 19, 1907, . 5 : no atrike, He performed his duties aooording to thowe by whom he wag 7 « omployed ai rrr ; 9 The Westere Union learned of HOLD-UP ViCTiM store open every evening until Christmas— ee fact that hoe had secured a place, _-——— owever, and because the Western] His athletic powers tested to the Union has a contract with the Unit.| breaking point by flight from two med that those who took) fon, but by the Walted Prose. od Press by which the United Press| highwaymen at Columbta at, and arta In the recent tel | At the thme of the recent strike} ™&Y employ no operator whe ip un-| Fourth av. late Wednesday night, a’ wert h in the fu! O'Rrten Wagmade a mompor of the | @tefactory to the Western Union| Loren Grinstead, former athietle find no faver at_ thelr handa,| preas commitioe of the Seattle un.) thls being o of the conditions Untvepsity of Wash, ee inelals of the Western, Union | fon, ad in his official capacity was | PO" which the URited Prose uses) 4 hold-uf only be company ha «ont farlone of those who worked hardeat|t® Western Union wire, O'frien| suse of his feetress of foot, The han to simply imo t to make It accomplish ite object’, | WA# forced out of a job, The Wort thrueting sevetvers into his or t those * When the at » was over, however, |e" Union.demandéd of the | a ofdered him to throw up his it is our d re to help you wit! our } lay buy ing in evety way possible pee dtrike i ea f J.) there was no place for O'Brien with that -O'Brten discharged, | banda Delaying long @nongh t 1 ’ enire help ye 1 1 a ) ! . ip the the Weatern Union or the beeanse of the contract be | Pian fight down the hill he took | iy, O'irien, On ‘ own | either and we gladly, cheerfully extend our liberal, easy, credit-giving terms to Reattio at the time ot] Asenctated: Press, with whie ne n them the United Press waa}? bile b expecting to be stop: | apeut To ©, had routed a) bad worked previously He was | competed to take this notion ipod: by ballets, The men été gut of a poxition whore he was} sent to Heilingham by the United [sheet and subsequently disap all gift-buyers in Greater Seattle red, not by tho Western Une! Press, against which there had been SPECIAL OFFICERS ed, The police have ordered th all arrest of all persons coming fr our large, attractive holiday stocks ee tho hills whe are unable to mak ; STgtore For Everybody—Spelger & Hurlbut—The House of Bargains of} 10 WATCH STORE » proper explanation of their pres are complete in every v welcome! ce In these loonlition S OPPORT Details of spectal officers to| _ Cabinet Dinner Tonight. Wateh thé iness district for WASHINGTON, Dec 19 ~The shoplifters antl to prevent theft has|formal opening of the offictal so FOR YOU FRIDA Y f arranged by Chief of Police |¢lal season in the capital will bi appenstcin for t romalaing | marked tonight by a cab }days of holiday shopping Th ner at the Whi louse, Besides Some Bargains in Christmas Presents That You ehint Geclazes thet with the one President Roosevelt, his cabinet | Shou! xt Miss—Shi ; foustonal “shoplifter eliminated the |menvybers and thelr wives, a num Id Not hipments of New Holiday }lowses to The merchants from the | ber of dintingutshed men in Wash. | Goods Are Arriving Daily. dopredations of amateurs will be|taton have accepted invitations to . inca st h " small. While only one arrest hag | be In attendance. . f a STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK P. M. Courtmartial at Goldfield. i vd 4) Ik GOLDFIELD, Dee. 19 The first! vat en. : M been made for shoplifting during! the present season, the chief de clares that much stealing has b going on, the victims, in reay courtmartial ever held in Nevada will occur this week, when Re busy Friday” rert } | that he stole bacon belonging to | TO IMPROVE PROPERTY. | the commissary of troops here and |i |" it in Goldfield. \H Cups and Saucers, suit- able for after-dinner cof- 15c fee or chocolate; pink, 7c ‘ with Japanese scenes; . very thin; only 6 to a . Per Pair customer, Per Pair Japanese Cups and Saucers Fi id 1S 66 the amateur | L. Rogers, Company K, Twonty-sa ‘io Regular Souda Unc deatatetien o seolen | 04 infantry, will be placed on trial Price Decorated Japanese riday sethanna Sng restoration of the stolen) cused of @ theft. The charge ia] specials--- | Sullivan & Considine, theat: managers, are preparing to impro | ner of Madison and Third av. dur T,] WEVADA } ing the coming year. They have about abandoned their intention of ng a theater iding on the! . ; ds-~ child’s Morri , for our little = friend Ss suid will construct an apart] (By United Press.) t house GOLDFIELD, Nev, Dec. 19 | |General Funston, accompained by | “E* Striking Bags TO ADMIT WOMEN $180 Striking Bags, extra good weather, double seam, warranted Tea Kettle REGULAR $1.60--No. 8 Solid Nickel Plated Tea Ket- Boxing Gloves $2.00 Set of Boft Skin, Well Padded Corbett Boxing Gloves. Friday seeee saseeenQ E09 Berry Spoons REGULAR $2.00 Hace Bros! 1835 fortenied Berry his aide, Lieutenant Hornby EB and Major W. W. Bethel, wh te of the departm lett this morning San Francisco. Just before bow ing the train, General Puns jelared that conditions in G are peaceful, but he re WON'T GIVE UNION seme iets" jbe entirely withdrawn for “busy Friday” we have arm arranged this special to | A movement has been started tn | Seattle looking to a change in the constitution of the National Bar bers’ unfon that will permit the untontzing of women barbers. please our thousands of little girl friends. —just like picture, a practical 59c little Morris chair, well i a prcey si 09 iare tone ‘S 29 | MEN PLACES ey NEW FIRE ALARM made, with cushions of fancy | for “busy Friday" oe... b# J Friday a $ . | sniad tk : cretonne—a_ splendid ai “Een spiaaaa raed oe Cake Plates Roasting Pan tary of th as ielenee Galen FP ah rey sa Rena oorigryBeg for a little girl’s practic A } golden, is wary, Sera EREGULAR §=635c-—Thin, High | REGULAR 40c—Simplex Pian- the a a Truanel ‘ ats oe a use; regular value $3.00; for an ane a ‘BGrade Austrian China Cake iB Plates, with pretty rose deco- iE rations. Friday Child’s Table Set REGULAR 35¢—Child’s 4-Plece Glass Table Set, large size; something useful. Friday c Doll Buggies REGULAR PRICE $2.50—Your choice of our full tine of Doll propriating $60,000 for the construc mn of a new central service fire is refusing to pet union min ers to work, although there are | t many of them at the mines anxious | alarm system for laces The company, he claims, needs men and is advertise Noted Divines Coming ing for them, but ia determined to A number of eminent Catholic di break the union. Inexperionced | vines will attend t and incapable men, it te charged, | ercises of the ne * being put on da » work, | dral Sunday while the tried an miners | Carroll, of H are refuse h the de , following are expected } JUBILEE RECEPTION, Bisbon Mathias ©. Lenihan, of jf Great Faille, Mont Archbishop Orth, of Vietaria, and Bishop 75c doll beds for “busy Friday” 39 C —these little doll beds are “just as cute as can be,” and would “hue valve 90c; priced very busy Friday” $1. 1 Py qpeciel for “busy 59 only Friday” c i Toy Pianos JBREGULAR 25c—Rosewood fin- i Stays ee will go Friday vs. 188 _ ag wee ~s good steei Bishop EB. J. O'Dea will be ten and strong $1 43 Buggies and Go-Carts $1 ga dered & jubilee reception by the! cpeiity, of Baker City, Ore be sure to please a little girl Athen J : ot . foceiving secme at the mene. | me ga: white enameled doll bed, with nice spring mattress, a pair of recelving rooms of the academy A tew gecondhend bicycles. A ‘ , . gm: , at Seventh av. south and Jackson st.) good gift for the boys, Hall's, 1111 little pillows and top mattress; can be folded up whenenot tomorrow night | Firet av eee The twenty-fifth anniversary of the ordination of Bishop O'Dea to! the priesthood wil be ce masical program will be rendered in use; is just like picture; real value 75c; priced for 39c — - posi ie enemies Allwin | doll go carts-- Magic Top and ing Ouck, must be seen to be appreciated: a very 15¢ ing toy. Friday’ oniy KPELGER-HURLBU THIEVES GET OVERCOATS. Substantial Holiday Gifts Tuesday and Wednesday ever by k thieves while ser - and guests were in other parts « » _2ND AVENUE a UNION STREET B ff fe Sitter Aah tue seen tasay wre $5.75 English doll coach— will find a most happy sugges ton in the following Deposit $1.00, or as much as you desire, to the credit of the one to whom you wish to give, then make them a present of the bank book, together with one of our litte home banks Tt ia not oniy the money the © vietime. "$5.00, te P2600 | this ts a foguiar little folding doll cart, made exactly like the Allwin baby cart made mK and perfect—com ds up—te § ture, and the prett eart ou ever saw! walue is $6.00; priced very spe Friday" D3-9D this «4 little English doll coach, just like picture, and ex- actly ike the real English baby ch-—strongly made and will delight any little girl—comes in 2 sizes small size, regular value $5.75; spectal 3 95 for Friday $ ' Large size, regutar value $7.50 for Friday ...........40O0 but one of these specials to a person, no C. O. D. or mail orders taken—none of these Friday epecials will be delivered, as can be ff easily carried. recipient will appreciate, but the spirit in which it is given ta with ¢t of laying a foun dath im the futur abstantial account see our sp Union Savings & Trust Co. Second and Cherry Rifles Reduced | THEY MAKE GOOD PRESENTS —attractive —what more Bak Standar¢ Credit)itiwy ‘oor Is found in ail de 1006-1016 partments. First Ave. We have coaxed the dear old fellow to take a few hours’ rest from his laborious task of locating and planning for all the Seattle boys and girls, and | tomorrow he will spend the day with us. You may see him in our window one See all the afternoon, where he will conduct a stec! range? AMUSE MENTS. THE GRAND ‘’orns 4 show you just how this we horth. After you have ting work ts done in his work shops away off in the » the demonstration you will want some of the wood. Here are eA prices that will interest you mightily ee Marine Me iH " ’ . met ut ice FLAT BOXES miltabie for | COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES | WOOD PLAQUES, sizes Oxi8 Greatest American play of. ~ York sing table fi hold Inche witt 1 —— r ‘ * a. ' with inside compa rchiefs, sea Maaco, of pretty wom STRICTLY etc. Size 8x10x3 | size, nicely designed in pone game; regular price At . SEATTLE THEATER SAVINGS gular price 600 each, gprs Bale price only ¢ | 3 : s38 Mussel! Dees BANK ‘ H ' Seo Win dow for Yall Line F. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Avenue MINSTREL COMPANY Mu ” PRIMROKE AND. Hits THE STATE isi : re PECIAL ize Txl4x4 de | PYROGRAPHIC STOOLS, th the ar price 7%¢ each WOODLAND ind sold regularly eve ON ALL DEPOSITS nas y y x y-* « Hing’al COLISEUM —_— 250 F “aaa 7 at Stationery on Sale Tomorrow Morning at 3¢ a Box. until you get Schilling POE ggg «nino FiRST AVE” Opposi7E POST OFT Pricen—10 oe; rem , ’ ‘ Best; it: makes no differ-| nog Sones. Worth 35c and 39c. & Gentian, A prac 1 and a handsome Ch na ift. A box of f t er al lot fs all ence then. Bias put up in fancy boxes 4 1 r 1 box wh 1 is 4 value ; a Mt S5e or 29¢. We a willing t a deal | profit th nost 1 ord 93 Your arocer retur ) a . pul F sue rh Pert ° > a a CARBONIC CHRISTMAS to sei) it quickly, henee to ‘ Cc if you don’t like it; we pay him rik HOW EN POW “ BEVERAGES . land, Hush & Blilott ther Holiday ——_ 1 meet Mu 4; Ind. 4534 4 Cut Glass. Wheel Toys. | Fancy Waists. REGULAR PEPPER AND — Se a SALT seTs—v, tops A thing t sheet Music and fol i0s > Price Ve run hyn mo ae . Vey pret . en yp , 7 ; apo tlt tomorrow, only 19¢ ‘ 170 al REG er P ely ‘ mi p LAR 92.49 CUT GLASS) noi’ CA und n 1 NAPPIES In the » , f teel Roth the | ; Mind design, good ea are rat trimmed, f One Want — J RACKS, RACKS. RACKS * heoee Oe ‘ Hla? $5.00, $10.00 tie GheAT REEAY RACK ss : Phones 927. deeply cut I t Pet Potle Kie mat That Rag ne eo : Parade,” “Golden Rod,” “If Any DREAMLAND RINK Seventh and Union ) | | Then,” "Noah's As Ye Old Eden Musee og wonder t = . , f na Milt tes : 2 ant ane head Mudasne De ALBERT HANSEN ht. L. KLEIN Store > st | Ope aii Gar Dy © 9 bs € pee ) PUNE ic : = Piamondn Waichos, dowelrf. VHR SHORMARAR. pie | Sutcliffe Baxter, ty ior Boward). Sheehan. Narrager” | €voting 1205 Second Ave Pied a wen ial ores, “ve Soe Serene | PORE Jawes arwery. om i o we ° « ots ete-0: 0 @-aerPien- aro comma enee AE I AAO marge aR; OME Maas *, 8 tut So 08a? conse atonal