The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1908, Page 6

| FOR GALE Lb Rates for Classified | To WG PL,» Advertisements eT RAINIER A, ALTY ‘ 20. | The Star cannot quarantge Ph »—Renpire 1 | Accuracy or assume respons N both and Paine bully for errors x any ane le dee tolephoned adv Youn: | tomate : mth WANT ADS IN THE STAR “SITUATIONS WANTED.” J) Pore 22" suinct turnioled YES SOLVE MANY PERPLEX “Bttuations Wanted” @vers 1) aama iti ienidence "West 68 ’ ING PROBLEMS. YOU CAN | tisements 2 Ra 1 A h then Additional epace, be P I iine esa HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. SECURE HELP, RENT f “HELP WANTED” quites of two. t WANT ROOMS, SELL REAL JAND ALL CLASSIFIED abe ESTATE OR RECOVER | ! One cent a_ word Minimum @rarae Tho, | When oe E Tinen AD LOST ARTICLES. account actuat number, of It = ae set will be counted Bev Salen yak WN Ab Insertions made for (the “i me of alx when cash te paid. A Olympt Apartmente— te tine cap. lines, ot fraction thereof, |]| rooms, gas range, hot water wo tines SUNSET 1069; IND, 441, ONLY te A WORD, will be counted as ¢ To ADVERTIOER Classification cannot be given after 12 o'clock dally, AGeNcY—?. # suite, heated, DO IT BALLARD Mul $409 Halland av. opp City Hall, Phone, Ball MAIN OFFICE—Sev th ce FOR RENT Purbte ‘ ag ag between Union and Daiversity Phot Main 1050; Ind, 441 ROOMS with twe'b ; PATENT ATTORNEYS. errr rrrn ss. so AUCTION SALES, ; hea Taylor « RAILWAY TIME TABLES, ® “Binail front weeping roum) Raw plate oo ae tee per. wee! Ne at 1h stat iat a near Ma mmencing at Do net trust printed time tne in For tables newepapers. time of departure and arrival of trains telephone King Street Station Information Bureau, Sunset, Main 2740, independ ent 111, Ree RR RR RE SEES EEE EE) BIRTH NOTICES wits of 5 comsitated an operation, She was) — wife of C. B And |taken to the Seattlo General hoe |Toutine to ‘her; never hax misfor mergency — hoapitt 7 The best mene and boys shots at (pital, and while lying there the | tune calloused her sensibilities, and wine & S BOARD AND ROOM. Fb teers. wid by §=969 /thought came to her Where do | *ffering has never become so com Port, November 17, © . easoh, 5550 Fiver ov, the poor and penniless go when|mon that #he can accept it as the daughter Do you Want a + » wick? She inquired and| inevitable, Her womanly suscepti ae they are sick? She inquired and itt lates - wan told they did the best they | bility to pain is today as keen and aanT H oon allembracing as the first day she cook 100 page book. hous When she left the hospital she | entered the hospital | Ind 698 : low plane, began an agitation for bed endow-| Mré. Baxter was born in Litch “HOTEL, LENOX } sere wenn mer Be aw mente, and carried this on wotil she| field, Mich, in April, 1850, and at ina wodern fa BICYCLES. “Wice BarlcnahT sifdies Sear {wok over the Wayside Bmergency |the age of 19 she made her first K Hein 66 mn Vriday evetings at 8: « hospital. Mrs. Baxter isnot « hos- | appearance on the lecture platform : ; cetdnlg Meinnina’e tor Biereie repairs, Tits Pies Wetet Ven: | ital woman. Bhe says so berself.|Her first address placed her in the ED amasaete CI ~ Her work ja that of a provider. She | foremost ranks of public speakers Rastew, 5% November 11 GANKS. furnishes the sinews, She is the ex-| and in Ce course ot the following « hoepita " years whe visited nearly every state eter, Novem SaNa Di m ecutive, upon whom all the respon a Riisabeth Lister, #8 THR CANA DIAN BANE OF COM 1 ‘A \in the uflon, and ber reputation are Piret av. W 16 Har Narper—-Mre in thie city 109) 1 u ber Novemtt? Weato: November He ont mn Sita kem, se thie, oly: | young, 90, November | fry" ia thie. ont L [Paks oh ween, 44, November vil omen Sr ie tee eee CLAIRVOVANTS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. i In Your Hand Is | Sen ence wove Ao <o*— Written the Story “Fx jortakers, S137 | ee seat \ goal. mn take care of RWORTH & ON, Pro feattona! “puree! ® . Bark phones © Jat, opp. Moore T Mamiit First av. Phones Main « 1% SHORT i” tite Sani f ¥ Li fi . Mre. Marion B. Baxt p-thecndechteteclaneningen a mene . life. Never has misery grown Mre. Marion janter. SPECIAL NOTIC ao + 1 Eypanediategzaged a 0. our Lite coaocen . . aa rs a eR — r’ ‘Coal att kinds Gelivered to att parte rin Al - chure ool o eis: Gemalto gone tose prices Wainer Mme Estelle rome ‘at ar "PSE. or wostomkater greens tang Trinity Lutheran church, corner of od. Te ~ et | Ms toon ~ ey wrt |S 2 | tion of Mr. Val Schou for the bene All Kinds of woed and coal: ary forest eens mm! of Lather + ue. The soloists! wed BE pee aE Saka Tels Tea TS FARMS AND ACREAGE. af SOCIAL : will be Mise Mathide Jecobeon, Misa at the ~~ G@ECOND HAND CLOTHING. We pay highest prices fer second-hand wi THE BTAR—WEDNE SDAY, Nove MRS. BAXTER EEEEC ERE SESE | Mra. Baxter held out a hand to the human derelicte that were borne to ther on the swiftly flowing currents of misfortune, They came to her in & neverending stream, dirty, ragged, foul, vile, worthy and un | worthy, and there, In the Wayside Emergency, hospital, they stopped) for a time, and then went out to re |new the struggle for life or to sleep} forever in the potter's feild | It needs no detaile to stir the *limagination to something of the | daily expert of Mra, Baxter, her never-coasing toil and planning to | provide beds for the penniless who | were maimed or diseased, To her! jhaw fallen the burden of providing | the funds, and what it has cost her few can appreciate. | Bight years ago, while in the height of her fame as a public speaker, Mre, Baxter became af flieted with throat trouble, that ne-| |MRS. MARION B. BAXTER. sibility falls in the last analysis brilliant woman, equally facile with her pen or on the public platform, | crossed the waters to England. By birth, education and experience, she has devoted her life to the | Mre. Baxter today, at the age of 68, drudgery of providing money for| should be enjoying the case of an the care of those who, as a rule, | intellectual woman, but instead whe jack even the ability to frame fit | chooses the nobler life. To pretend to Baxter would be an tmpertinence Her works will live long after her, ting thanks It is not in the formal apparent la bors that the real goodness of this woman's heart ts shown, but in the and Beattie will be ungrateful be Hite hund and one kindnesses youd all municipal ingratitude if it that go out from her every day of ever forgets the name and deeds @ | Frances Bell, Mr. F. Witske and Mr orner | | . choo FERTILE aches. | eoeoeos eee . h Of Heattic we have some Tite Tea for Bride Elect. College Girls’ Tea. ta with the richest. deepest soll) aon. Ethel Williaine was the) Mrs Edgar J. Wright will enter- wh He setion Thege'e ‘ a ee © yesterday at a tea|tain at toa for the Milla College as- : i ge pa = idones (sociation at her residence, 4743 Uni- miy $8 and ap given-at Judge flantord’s Tew GLASSES ste, rm te. pate n-|Veraity boulevard, tomorrow from % uikus OFTICAL OO, WET & wien by the Misses Ade and until 6 o'clock ind Floor, Hil Becond ay. M N Hi Ri ford. Assisting the hy . — Batistaction Guaranieet, Open Rvenings, werk rs. eine Nion Sere charies f. Bpooner and Mra . distin fur Arie of Peed , John Whittemore Eady presiding at) Mrs. FR Van Tuy! —_— . © estebrated peyebic patmict, fer ao Mre av. N. entertained inforn Corte, bal Winger clothing at the | FOR SALE—NOR! Ba mete “ the tea and coffees urna, an ain guonmae tale” Une Nee “Sore =e - 8—HORSRS, marly Seeoetated sith Mime, re” Manley. Be Haynes Mice Betty Wil- lunchean yesterday in honor of Ls fea » | The Manty Doarding and Sale Ste lets, has o her ows Jbemne s oom Mi liiame. Mies Gratia Jones and Mint) Madame Maude Powell, the ef men # ciothi | morece “hired tae al purpose, ty day | C Fas a Gertrude Melvor, in general fecep- |brated violinist, and her husband. Gente Gas obese ot cat prices of the | or.veue, S100 Wane es PRene oo her Nake Sah thon and entertainment of quests. | Mr. H. Godfrey Turner, who is ac- Sentral Quick “how Repair Shon, 18 “ Pact bu “e companying her on the concert tour Third av. ear Central build Pe cn gy lg on i tnd see them. Bring your reps ing tt | The suamel Gance given By tne) ee Oe ee Rana rd lary to pograph ne Young Ladies’ Musical Art ht cueuns DYE ton the | Pe On Ry mg Sab yon ligg ay fod with tane place |club will hold its next meeting at Malis remodeled. Mbdel | complete Hb readings for #1 for s short time —tf tomorrow evening at Carpenters home of Miss Houlahan, 1806 | 20 People's Dank Bide | teenth avenue sor hall, 1620 Fourth av Broadway, on Thursday, Nov. 19, at nod 2:20 pm ie UE CHANCES, Mere. Beck Hostess. DARE Titties Sahoo! of Dancer Following the christening of the . A. R. Entertain. end prigare lexsone Coiling Roosevelt Tree” in Ravenna park) The Daugh' of the American ond snd James M tl0F oer Parlors epen fr on Haturday afternoon by Mise Ruth | Re fertain at cards —- oom UF Dm Bite ie meen ita 190 ACHES Gtte Piles, daughter of Senator 8. Ht . beginning at 2) her w y the presse pulpit. medical fraternity | O———————— — Piee M W. W. Beck will bejo'clock, and in the evening at 6/ wt A Oe te reception andsluncheon |o'clock, at the residence of Mra ie paimiet of the jieep cownly, pear town Rome im. | nortews weer ty t yA a come Gone ace Lae Und ad (lee ber nce ie piiment to) Ferty Leary for the benefit of the eves ihe -_ 4 ee. he 4 that sity 14-21 the presiding delegation the} prey sed Monument fund. Whist £7 ies ip Invest mente fens co oreasin ‘a! Beixten RhACK —|Northwestern Forestry ayo wil ro fhereee Leyal = Dairy, Ballard & roome—Nice furnitere bog! matrimony mining oF ‘anytniad} ‘® FLACK TO Liva tien congress and officers o he } ‘cotball Teams Honored. SALOON FOR | BALW be interested shout location om Lake Washington | A. R The hostess will be assisted) Mrs W. W. Beck will entertain LEGAL NOTICES. business: large poe Niews city water, schosla ete iy Mre Samuel M. Piles, Mre. Elisa/at dinner Saturday evening in honor Setting’ large income Ferry Leary, Mra. Ferry and Mrs.jof the Lincoln high school football SOTiER oe Tie oF alas «deen whl | Bilnor Ingersoll T team, and Sunday afternoon for the ts Room 1, 1408 Third ay. ufiiversity football team. The ’ Othe electors | Make po mistake wh Gecred Cantate ~ fe oa Re to the slestore| sl acthing the evien oto ‘agiwayent Tt The cantata “The Beatitudes: |spective coaches, of the tea county. State of Wa: furniture, etone- best Colonial Thursday evening at| ve present at the ent Of registration for once ee, bee will be eve Covers will be laid for Ling ‘aid ‘sinctors 19 teniater ter and be | dinner Gealified voters st the annual and spe.) - Gai school district elections to be hetd rent only $29, clove-ta. Famous Vi latrict om i the th day a i orda Wonderful uate of el Bieven rooms, rent onty $15 Down Tatlor Made the violin which Mr town $460, $300 cash, Qvercoate, . Crav will play on at the } nL APP / Ws is Trousers. A fine new cort Friday evening is a Gus x APP. eo ——- —- ee t Purniohin rade a 4. « Sie uence et TECTIVE SERVICE. and Bult Cases. Aiko Full Dee ee ee ie street eon bvclock a. ' noes ased the instrument sony holidays) “from. th Nie NORTHWEOT DETECTIVE eminem ago for $7,160, but now it co including Saturday, the 0; corner Hxpert Detectives BL. — ——————————— | be bought at any price. It November, 1508, and all pe ment Hollenbeck, Sec elon Hook CITY REAL ESTATE. Jered to be the finest tow +e on eee At workmanship coe ser ne cat to ttn coil | pefea at) Fe tes . what the climate, it i unaffected | wired th | snd Phinney, Phone M18: White 243 ens Renton sas by change in temperature cetitalaee f : ai =< Almost Given : Fora ete tenia awergr yon at at a New York ‘Symphony | trol Areade Tide All © concert when she was but 16 years Main ise. ind. bere wear Male S-atre, tencta, and since then has won phe- WAI in pasmant. "Wiehe er loam A wa success, ull day she LU ae | i ext to Kubellk as a world Compere our prices with other stores Viol? artiat for Hair Gieda We manufacture wi, Her first teacher, and to whom toupess, | transformation, HO—LOT sen150—~910 sho attributes the greater part of " ‘. FIXe visw her success, was William Lewis of thie bith | Chicag She was at t mmature overlooking |age of nine years when wis . al stated that she had absorbed all he . could teach her, and advised ‘county, Washington has directed | County, W re hingts Me ike find- | Huroppan study Followir this Loser AND FOUND, ing money. $10 down Gall thie week |< was a student of the violin at’ office | mast Dancla in Paris, Schra- THE HK TRUSTEE MPANY — in Leipsico and Joacheim in “MONEY 10 LOAN. ' nan Building } Mause Powell Tv HUTTON CREDIT CO. j | university gymnasium chines . J | next Friday evening now on sale wing liberatty on household furniture, at Bh an, Clay «Extra this ent lsiary Loans ¢ ft Sv, al care will POV t ft og r 7 sem Us Finet | int lin attendance , a . itio Me A We ‘e S164 Marion Bide : Green Lake , “1 i | FOR 6ALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Bue DEVELOPMENT \0@ Domecratle Gatly. Wanted y ) | CHICAGO, Nov. 18—Indefinite AND 1 Baw : 1° | plans were announced today for the 9 ¥ establishment a democratic «94 & */morning newspaper in this city ; “4 arniahing iM anond salaried pe a According to the of ft . ha * t ominent democrats, five capital if eon f by eatting juts have been found who have “| ; Agreed to stand an agaual loss of ps ave th woah" neediest =< “rs $25,000 each for two years. This HELP WANTED FEMALE, ty wo sell. Plain tre ie wait | would give the pay n yea _ . nttiur erracagbaieh nee Dank Bide iis time in which to become fir 1 priee | This i New Fork Bidg. at) Chasen 10 f a tw FOR RENT—HOUSES # 1% nck Od Ne BFOR | Tagan rele Gontideniicl |SPPLETON INVESTMENT CONMinA. | AYWeodiand Fark car line, or m i «1 cent toot ewton, 20) Peoples Bank pa FION, LTD — i : : ’ cant foot ‘ | 107 American Tank Bide tt] P FAY COMPANY, I ‘ ie, & bie * boon tet ' MUSICAL, \ Sans AROUND DREMEITON »h64° Mehihorn’ Bide retl , ¢ ' J t ’ re Ce | M Gab ? Tha ‘ww ar r | + . ‘ ~ veo 1 orepar ke us Tee Mind | $150 Each from, paral i f ret MASSAGE i unit es Down and $5, Per Month ‘ Henry and ft * mt, 1 ER gE uct BATTER roady t ‘ 1 © Th Iro-Wooll h two d oun, f . wn | YOAT# prosant ation. 114 Mami oft ’ rt “ M Char ' 1M Ad : $ OCULISTS AND AURISTS. n our free aw PPE LOW Be os ; ’ ~ wae - * : } 1 { t \ : De n Kie Noss ana|, 4 Mt ’ - ne f ° “4 i | Pnroat, 607 5 I Ind. 4279 m j t € Mir 1 xt pS A ie pert r th, 490 Harper s \} 0) Down me | Phineas: i ' ’ , A ' « co TaTt rree t ! ¢ " 1 Main 443 - ~ ‘a oF ee fe will at t t F ‘ ? rn OPTICIANS. [ulon from © a ans one . be Piones @ ant ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW J : ‘ rad i : ; " Lis N "a bd ‘ J ‘ « iy oO Ind Y WAT 1 ary ' ear . ‘ 6 ' ' 1 a, ' hous ‘3 h Keliy), 1108 American lat ® t Band Ats38 | ' i You , Main’ 4 , ' i 4\” Dr Hol P t ' ‘ nis ' ys ‘ w i s| tion, iene . 4 t ; 1 1 and aust , FOR RENT—FLATS. : “ fide. 4 ned pike ue ‘ A; ’ DOr tat eed Wiking & a ABSYFAGTORS. 5, Mens and Fike Main 2461 . i Wide ‘ Jame reniden Ww ye a - ~ PH o ’ oe - i’ . y ‘shat praise is due to Mre.| ot San Francisco Citizens Will Take Matter Into Own Hands. Several citizens today pre charges of Incompetency to be filed ar Tagainat Chief of Police W. J, Vitwe The record of the long years of ———«lat the J sting of the police good done by Mra. Marion B. Bax | comminal rm, according to ter le already write in more dur statement by Detective William J | able materials than paper, In the Burns, of the prosecution's forces hearts of thousands of men and The charges will be an out |women her namo has been graven groWth of the suicide of Morris \in thetr hours of dark misery. Down jgaas the assailant of Francis J lon the water front, below the dead Heney, in hie cell at the count line, in an old bulk of the | Jail. They will foliow declarations | by Burns and Distriet Attorney Wil Mam H. Langdon that were heaiigent in gu | prisoner to prevent the lof a pistol to hint A verbal encounter betweer ltorney J. J. Webb, rep the police ding thelr smug Chief Biggy on one 1 Di |triet Atterney Langdon and Burr jon the other, oecurred yesterda Jafternoon after the coroner , had viewed the bodygot Haas ar witnessed demonstrations the possibility of hiding a Derrings pistol in the shoe of the dead | man | Burns questioning Detec jtive 8 Tom Burke, who ae | sisted Burne in the first search of and Attorney Webb objected | Hans, A heated colloquy followed betw |w bb and Langdon in which Biggy | i | | | \ ag ‘WHEL FILE CHAR AGAINST BIGGY Copyright 19% ‘The House of Kuppenheimer | Raincoats Are wan ChArKed with ook the I enantly donee Later Coronte’ 7. J need that if AW. 4 cleus polleg bag wae witht lity that the poi caved detection hs or Cah, rom, tan Nivedag ted States are bein for ineubeeaeM vlerday after; will move te # morning. Watson . from iva Gone Serviee, ston amtebng xrant tem few - tough ast night, Rainier so af this country offer the Rain Coats, Raincoats for Youths Full of style and character, The last few days has brought to mind fact that the rain coat is the garment pm Too warm for an overse wet to be without some sort of a coat. Kuppenheimer Priestley’s cravenetted fi others equally as good. perb pei ee dl in all the new styles offered tomorrow at “Watersh wc A su- $181 made of cray fabrics, in grays and blacks and browne g Three groups, all sizes At $10, at $15 and at $20 — Boys’ Rubber Coats Special Abso All sizes, from 7 to 16 years of age. waterproof ideal for school wear. SP cially priced at i RUBBER HATS 75¢ SHAFER BROS. Arcade and Arcade Annex Second and University Whole Block Long First ané ui Wednesday Special .... Special ...., ase 00, $22.50, $25 OND x aus AT KNOSHERS and Thursday COATS AND SUITS REDUCE | $11.00, $11.50, $12.00, $12 $13.00, $13.50, ‘$14.00, $14. 50 Coats 5.00 ¢ ‘oate eer Suit ND 50 Cgats and and? yAMES