The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1908, Page 3

THE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1908. YS SHE WOULD RATHER: (2.0.00 002°] PARIs'LATEST ‘HI GILL Wo ernie COMMISSIONER Margaret: Rrotton, of Tacoma, and athe lthe officers o clubs and 4 = hot te “e ants’ bank Amendment Will Provide| my. irae, atvee rte GAMBLERS who was sleeping In a store, lost Legislative Freedom 4!" tei or ee vbers of the Beattie Federati his life. The loss will reach $260, Harris, 15 Years Old, ef Police Matron Mra Margaret De thie NEGO at's eas Li girl het father| ton given tn honor of Mra HM, W | ; ‘ t- to her several] Allen, of Spokane, president of the| ed | a mtate bua @ Says Father Threa’ times, and finally the persecution | State Federation, Hivem ©. GA, wetting mayor and | 000 | of Action, [eae cccabrn wotld be axwiant trbms 4 ened Re Shoot Her. [oecame ungndurable and ce et ee edie weet Promdent of tin Memtine city cout WANT COMPONT #TATION 5 aa i of state taxation 4 ‘aissinsie Ther no use sending me home U, appenred before Jintee John B Hatiard: Want 1 fon, 4% A vb nia plan of wmyeelf into the bay | again. i Ethel I won't stand he he on WAS Rentetod In wery Gerden yesterday aa o f the at-| ’ Chamber of uf " t e a will throw mnyvell th my |™Y father’s abuse, If you try to/ ina in the dining-room by Mra. ©. | ened aay « age pete ls oh ge she ‘ ' f wit ever live w me back I will Jump into the/C, Filson, Mra, John White, Mra, J, | day nigh =? pe qit ’ " 5 before - 15-year-old | id-like & Jordan, Mra OC. M;, Johnes: be night for violating the gamb t re at nt a a te again,” wait ay.” and then, child-like, the mtrt| Yl M. Johnson and i " atitul k i n _ we & police } antors|wobbed bitterly and refused to be) Mra Leroy Amos, all memt of nM ordinances, The alleged f ro| tenths of one p Fae Bartle i aho wa jcamforted the Clasico Culture club. fonse was committed at sont for a mor ; id ito WER es William Py Canadian authorities wired tol predominating colore in the Clark's resort at Third and } ore yeture n to co oF da a Sechurs when ehe al police laat night to hokt hee rule Ra ene and green, the Where Asa Porter, a negro, swe u : B FL UntiL an officer can be sent] Colors of the federation, ke her home Arte and Crafts. He /lost a. diamond stud and $300} Mystery Is Golved fn ash inn erap game ‘CIRCUS STALLED. .=B BH. Melklesohn, » the Porter made his complaint Mon timber cruiser who’ was arrested | (By "United, Press.) iness partner, R D. Brown. Attorney Edward Hawkins, who| GLONE, Ar av that It haa been proposed to The W ‘« olid was hoste ¥ at t and Craft day night, clat | the dense forest near Ark M. A. Matthews offtciatin Both |at the Fed elub hous ght, claiming he had been | AS STRIKE lost In the dense for ' were n Renton srguiyeitages of fh vara and. tho fl of his valuables, and Clar-| | 5 1 Monday, was located at Concert. The exhibit hae proved Hutell and Edward Mouton | Matson’s camp’ yesterday by hie | Mile, Sterld Weatertind Swodish | eu PAN, asalate Norrls ae by Frang Boyd |continue it next week on the third ae j The report of Melkiejobn’s disap. Wells, will be heard in the follow=|floor of Bailiargeon's store falvo appeared with Gill, tried to|8ht ,Kowe's cre ‘ te strixe| NEW (By, Ynited Press.) wit-| pearance resulted through o mis he program this evening at Arcade| This evening the program will be prove that Porter was an ex-con: | fast night of the traininen and driv-| arm 1 © of the moat noted! understanding between the part wan the) ant ‘ fs aber mega om oe viet, but oF inaigted otherwise, |ers who claim t have not re- | surged the world, wh “one ners eoncerning the day they . Aria from Tannhauser Wagner | pianist, Mra tretand, And’ declared, furth celved any wages for the past six | of the reeonn t enetu \ vt at Arlington one (Dich theure Halle) Soloist, and Mise Nellie Forrester h De thas Mihara weeks The snanagement claims | remove the veriform appendi hould have met at Arii JA Hn vardag (A Spring Day). Lindblad | reader Wambling is a re foatu the foonse charged here p “gone Th othe sparllpes a ‘ Absent Metoait Washington Hive Ne. 944, [the entertainment at Clark's club em from meeting thelr | 1 ope of lin f |Ina Year Van Ser Stucken| Ladies of the Modern Maccabees }Denpite hiv testimony, Hatell and | full pay ; P asukaiten i th. ‘i Morgon (Good Morning). .Grieg} Social Whist club will be entertain Mouton were discharged 1 the noted @ Jen ung Hustrus Barre... Grieg |ed Thuraday oy tober 15, at |, Porter vowed as he left the court ‘TEDDY RR WILL VOTE: not thought { Bal ate (Plane) . » Chopin} the home of Mr yra Michael, | room that he would have elther ” tat the < wale iit ar rvane Bove We _ ait Tenth av. Au Macca his valuables or vengeanc WITH TEDDY SR LEAL TeLe Svarta roser (Roses of Sorrow) soon and friends are cordially in | 4 | Sibetic | 4 . * * a | Sibetius | vited OLD TIMER DROPS DEAD, | ee Or wt En vol sua wai rae inivigh Matinee ot Olek Brn 7 |* HEAVY REGISTRATION. * : REIT Georeia | soidatzoseen (The bane Bee Mn, Beary Piekinecn, dr... will (By United Prose.) {Miron Oct, 1 rent ‘ " a for their dauadter =. eres ts m (The Soldier B Paciue | HINe 8 dinner of 24 covers tomorrow TACOMA, Oot. 14.—George W.| WASHINGTON, © r * There are 42,596 registered * and b the even- | Segedilic trom Carmen (irench) | evening at the University club. Driver, a coal expert who has lived tee eae r|* voters in Seattle Th * ot Binet} 4, beg o in Tacoma twenty-five years, drop- |‘ where the Is trats m book which nf r 80 Ro, ro, « en (Lullaby) .. jogre Mra rimble od a Int 0 Me at 13 oclock last night for * "Eovere wil be |The Cuckoo : Lenmann {at luncheon Saturday at the Uni-| ‘The latest fashion from Paris ts oe pp ag ae ggg Nagle | The |® the fall election, contain that * x and Mia | Hade Jag stannat kvar (Longing) ] Yersity club in honer of Mise Ruth|a long seart worn full length over |-racoma he has preenered me to 3% | number of names. Yesterday, * t We Bcheffer | - 4 directoire gown of the latest type. | his death owned rich coal pro D. |* the last day, the clerks regie- * ‘were Thureday | Swe theart shy Lape Are T uch . wee rewre The picture shows Parislenne/ tie, “besidon being well ut . ol CommiTT® |® tered 1,450 qualified voters, * Swe the parlors of tho Firat), Ang ‘ie dink n a Ne A. tree lecture will be given to gowned I in the new style. amare oe nude|® Last night the rush was so *! m the Rev, M. A — pS eras ol By na Gt 6 Celeck at the meen neon Dror Te ms cher |# heavy that several policemen * Matthera, DD, officiating Montgomery-Corey lBoyleton Unitarian church by the AGED 8IXTEEN—MARRIES. Nearly |* Were called the line of * 5 Lewis, | Mr. Wiliam Grey Montgomery |Rev. Bradford Leavitt, of the First FINE PIANOS AT with|® men in or * Lewis was married and Miss Grace’ Made Corey were | Unitarian church of Ban Francisca (By United Prone.) e"the | * Wiarms Saturday | 9 e Rev who t# « ings lec 0 | . 4 tely | anse of the First a oD Had r- ais = }Amertcan Unitart fon BELLINGHAM, Oct. 14.-—Drens ore | RE Church, the Rev. Dr.| tober 7 J toh panes eae He will ta or subject ed tm short skirts and with her Eh REFUSE ANOTHER AUTO. — Bome Signe of the Tt braided hair hanging down her back , : mov: Sreding- (one. dlisted be held ane tas yt armonietn 16-yearold Sylvia rH, ref Ae |formed the marriage ceremony of] freshments will be serve | m Babcock yesterday became n@ # |Mr. Albert D. Bradicy and Misa" Cryin invitation is extended |PRICES CUT 80 LOW AND | the wife of Ray Eugene Marshal CATION 18 REJECTED. rice depa Ot the Title Trust Com. te nar’ tte B. Mana. of Olympia, Bat-l py the public, and especially to all) TERMS 60 EBAGY IN THE D. 6. 3 years old, Justice of the Peace city council's corporations | Sholher 3 runane was als pany are and have been “lay evening at the manse California residents atherkile declared he was inc mittee yesterday decided to re MeQueen- Howell. - JOHNSTON CO. EMERGENCY |o4 to wend the palr home to school, | jot the applicant! my ot the Beatin ae guarded by day and | lit: Jiagh & MeQueen and Mra} SALE AS TO MAKE BUYING|The boy and girl live at Park, on| Menton & Southern for an watengian | ; ‘ stent by eenstoyes ote. }Cora L. Howell, both of Renton, Lake Whatcom, oe from Columbia . i ae company, and all valua | were married Saturday afternoon in| NOW A POSITIVE DUTY. | sete ereeee glee decided to tavor|¢ the canci - bles accepted for stor ne rT py ter hure P| y vee oe ~ od b& - v . ass a. ee ATTEMPTS MURDER—SUICIDES, | revoking the franchises granted by t Point and wa age are in @ separate the suburban nel re naexe ‘ Miss Clise’s Debut. (By United Prees.) 9 | tion, This franchise covers five rtment, but entire- Mr. and Mra. J. W. Clise will give] NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—On totter-| During thie great Emergency _ (By United Press.) | routes: Spokane Registration. pga a set ‘flv }@ coming-out reception tomorrow!) ° ious but with a vigor in his| Piano Sale you can take your] DAWSON, Oct. 14.—-Fred Hop Hace for Commrens SPOKANE, Oct. 4—Seventeen ly within our large five. evening at the 3 ub for their |'88 lew a “* choice of any in the establishment | kins, an absinthe fiend fired three TON TC 1 ply chrome steel tined vault. |thousand names are on the regis | tration books for the election Nov ember aughter, Mise Ruth Clise. ivolee that made bis auditors forget |, he Ma wae a ten, lthat he was a sick man, Eugene V.|$ | Coltins, Mrs, W. B. Herr, Mra. B. A. | Debs, socialist candidate for prost | Stroat, Mra. Wing! Smith, Mra 1C. B Burnside, the Mixes Kittin er, Mise Charlotte Whittlesey, the an honest, bona fide saving of |Phots at Kittie Lemar, propriet $110, $145 and even $200. jor the Golden Eagle hotel in ber k to see the reliab strictly |foom wounding her in the arma and | 9" nd-new planos—well-known New/leg, but not seriously. Hopkine| ¢ k makes—that go for § [then sent a 32 bullet through his | supp fancier styles for $24 more) head and instantly died. . Population of Bremerton. | if BREMERTON, Wash., Oct. 14 According to census takers the pop- | Ident, spoke at two mass meetings Yor fon the East side, the stronghold of/ 1). |Misece Hardy, Mi nce Wii-|the soctalist party in this city, to) money, Pay $1.25 weekly ig ulation of this city Is 6,100. Fe atts jilama, Mise Eltzabeth Smith, Miss | night, and also journeyed to Brook pramine carefully the elegant H $3 Alma Stew * Pauline Robin jlyn to address a meeting 80 Weak | iarest atyh instrument 3 H L KLE! then. Jimmy Britt is training for his " je nts offered in ° : > con and Miss Gilberta Haw kina was the candidate that he had tol he Emergency Sale at $304 and BELLINGHAM, Oct. 14-—The reg jbout with Johuny mers in le | Classic Culture. ws supported by two mes as he| song werent, cate Ot $204 an THE BHOEMAKER. books at the city hall] Wonderland, in London, in Novem | _ The Classte Culture club wit! meet | gooke tonight m4 h $375 an 6 ny if you can't get boots or we 4 for the year at midnight last! ber ‘The mill is scheduled for 10 leatarday with Mra Moyer, 813/°° teat tous | 2:15. weekly shoves to fit you, get them made ant. T are a tote there | founds, 135 pounds. ay. Papers will be read by|_ Mis physicians say that unless) ‘Then there are the fanciest ox names on the poll books. | There | . Jordan and Keene ca Mr. Debs rests he will not be able/nspition styles In cholcest of @an 217 JAMES STREET. Gabing am tncrense of 186 between | hony and Clee to continue the schedule made out) Domingo Mahogany Cireessian Soha Cbess ose serats two presidential camp a. | Rush- Cook. for the “Red Special” tour, which furl Walnut and Genuine Quarter | ca prmnes a ee Harry Browne wh. of Spo-}has sow lasted forty days and WO*\ sawed Oak—highest ar planned to continue until the day ard makes; Eme Traveling Bags MEEK TRUNK @ BAG CO, 919 Firet Ave. before election $187, $424 and $316. ft ‘ ce ae — | weekly the contrary, every taste for tone, case design and price te certain of | satisfaction. Included tn this Bmer | gency Sale are instruments from | a “The House for Bargains’ ston, Hobart M. Cable, Winterroth, | Decker, Pease, Schubert and even Domestic Dep’t the glorious Chickering. Al) strict} ly brandnew and the very iatest Big, Heavy, Double Thread | styles Turkish Towels, e |rare values, Large Eastern manu-| Sheets, sixe #1290; 59 | tacturers- eepecially the makers of regular 75¢ c ecia Ss BALANCE OF THE WEEK ON | :si2°= oon Bross tone with plance o ing to ‘the slump of kins, 20 Inches equare; ree ular $2.25 $1 48 dozen ve a THE MALLEABLE ST. CLAIR ,— — Aed many others at proportion ate savings. HIGH-GRADE MAKES INCLUD. | £0, e | Your chotee ts not confined to} — —— America’s foremost factories— Kim Never before have we been aan! rogular Bie .... c the plane business in the Bast. A one or two unknown makes. To 700-702 Pike St. belle, Lesters, Story & Clark, Joho to offer discriminating buyers euch | xtra Large, Soft Pinished portion of these were offered to Special Sale the D. & Johnston Co. at forced A Big, Heavy, Fleeey, Gray Cot sale =6at § 6tremendously reduced ton Blanket, $1.26 69 p Just to stimalate the stove department—let you know § prices. We contracted to take value C bs 50 o a4 $2 48 | Here's a sale of Drugs and Medicines that you cannot afford en's Dress Shoes « carloads off their hands. These ditional three hundred pianos on | top of our regular contracted sup | ply means we've got to sell pianos | and lots of ‘em. We mean business, The Mani facturere’ Lose ta your Galn. At the prices we secured these pianos | | we are able to make terrific reduc }tlons in the regular seiling price | NO ADVANTAGE TO WAIT. You probably have been promis | ing your wife or family a plano for! some time, If #0, we say in all sin cerity, investigate this Emergency White Nottingham Lace Cur tains, wide width; 3 yards $1.50 Ladies’ Fur ey newer 2.19 Trimmed Felt Slippers 89c Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, 2 bs . Choice design; 3 yarde long: | san ‘0.8250 Boys $1.25 regular $2.50 a8 $1.29 $2.00 Men's Work 1 98 ike Pillow Slips, special 13c Shoes ..... F $2.00 Misses’ Box special at Calf Shoes ... eh 39 SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL at HM Biack H Y D&E Ladtes’ Fine Mercer-Tpurson Brand La we're “in it" when ft comes to prices—we're going to give you the best range bay In the city for the next three days, The Malleable St. Clair, as you probably know, ia standard—a wtrietly high grade range. Top of polished malleable steel, re quires no blacking. Body made of, first, sheet of cold rolled steel, then sheet of asbestos, and sheet of polished Wellsville steel on outside. Holds the heat and laste a iifetime. Extra heavy oven, guaranteed not to warp or buckle. We can't be- gin to tell you all the good points here—come In. 14 by inch oven, regular :* by Winch oven, regular Sion SOLS | Sor SO 16 by 204nch oven, regular | 20 by 20-inch oven, regular to overlook. For two daye—Thursday and Friday—we will offer regularly used household drugs and toilet preparations, etc. at prices that acually mean a saving of about one-half over what you pay to most stores. filman's Freckle Cream, Pray’s Rosaline, made to regular Gee jars 266 | re este Yor 13¢ Hinds’ Honey Almond Cream,| Emery Boards, the best lar 50 28c nen boards, per box c Sanitary Napkins, one dosen itn Dupont’s Freckle Cream, | box fopular 360 ) and 1Ic perine 12¢ 26¢ Kimono Flannels, 14¢ \ Face Powder 5 ? . Skirts, ized Knitted Rib _— | . hey cla! @ best ($57.00; balance $44.00 | $68.00; balance * $55. 00 Fisas' tele ah ueko-vand wae aaa GRape embreld:| Cornet Covers: | ties’ Fine Seam- TMH) Denatured Alcotol; use this for e the world <...-. 49c : antes that the saving you can now ered flounce; reg-| Pearl brand; reg] less Black He | er 16¢ ns: son, Powder. § 9B8e effect will astound you. ut we) r : ular 7 spe regular inaud’s Lilas de FY se | don't ask you to take our word for peg $4.90 cial 35 1 1 Pinaud’s Line de France; 7 @ | Boeman’s Gum, 3 pkws, 5c it. Come and see for yourself. | at $1.79 se Ch at Rose Toilet Cream, regu Tes trust demands @ nickel a Put $10 or $15 in your pocket and ¥ larly sold at 26¢, Tee benches drop in tomorrow. Remember, Money Refunded if everything. te not found exactly as represented D. @ Johnston Co, the Pioneer Piano House, Johnston Co, Bidg., Third and University NOTIONS At Next-to-Nothing Prices 10¢ Saxony and Shetland 5c Floss Pe ieiede ce... .08 wer yw Cord and ~— 123¢ Mate Wash 1c s5e to 60¢ Ribbons, 6 and 6 ineh Men’s Dep’t HMATS—A fine assortment of Dress Hats, all the latest styles and fall colorings reg. $2.25. SHIRTS Your choice of any Manhattan shirt in the house, reg 9 $1.50 to $2.50 values 8 c SUSPENDER Police brand, the best brace for allaround wee 15 10e Blastic Arm Bands tomo! i0¢ Windsor Si “Aa 7c Bie Jersey Ribbed Japanese Marten Fur Necklet 8 foot long; 2 heads, 6 tail rgular value $i2 a very eclal bargain $5. 89 - What the GROCERY Man Says Everybody Is Invited to Our Big Anniversary Opening Next Saturday tel! Drug 8 1 (Old Store), Second Ay © No. t Save Money Avoid Pain It’s Cheap , At $1.95 ABLE for $1.85 ed Oak he J This little tae Y we for always has fold for $2 7 ia this rocker to buy the little onk elendid buy tomorrow | table. The regular price tw $2.50 $1.85, T Mi Aauare, of 4 eroa | Made of hard wood, solid seat, oak, ee 1 w Walking Glove, 14-button fp fn cn ‘ able, artistic rocker for very little length; reg. $4.00 val ee en < ‘ | f very special v] methode, we offer to the public thie remarkabl je of pri f the next 30 day Full set teed Gold Crowns, 22k, extra heavy 4.00 uu can save almost enough on adies’ Cape Kid English bossed back, a strong, service “A Dollar Saved Is a Dollar Made.” of Teeth, BARTELL Drug Stores ft gauran- 00 Bridge Work, per An onant Ail the G y Latinas Apric . 12z¢ (2c Bartel! Drug | Bartell Drug Store, | Barteli’s Drug Store an All the ave Many 400 Coftee-—Mocha and e at No. 2 | No. 3 wast > | w Store You Want by Trading yay td rleg ac 0 B-lb, Box “Se | gral [Main Store) orn and Here 34 | iracn 17¢ cond Av. | 610 Second Av, | Pike St |