The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1908, Page 11

MES PUT OUT OF HOUSE ) MAKE ROOM FOR FIGHT met an old gentioman coming Ma the train from Portland | ARO will fight 10 rounds next Fri. | lay night in this the 1 pa werk salt W When the apprause had aub-| fan aves y manare sided, Hanna stepped to the front ‘Annex yest of his box and ejaculated Gentle ein hie firet tri men, Mr, Thompson and Mr, Burke | Saag our conver may fight 10 rounds next Friday | that | wa night he told me There was a pause, and then early day thea and 1) Hanna fairly roared, “but not in| wor to repeat the Yar) thia theatre verbatim as possible ‘nie That's the story as nearly as I days of the ht the onsly ip ot the | CAt Feeall It, and bantletpate hay ae neon ouse in 88 some fun with Mr, James when aoe vere wan a fail) ig@® tim Sunday night at the the theatro was Ml) Moore Hy because of the un = ‘of its local manager tbo there one night be & ‘eoup of nights avery bad variety show (called now), & then a few of the classic Out to Wrestlers. | LOUIS, Deo, 23.—By U $e! Jame had been booked he & Louts Medwal soctety ae } *taats ~ put the ban on newspaper inter Ipweek in Shakespearean plays, |!" & iad game bombas Gramas Wee! The physician whe tote it be or “The Gladiator | are of doing & poor known through any other source | eo eur % than a medical soctety or journal ’ on Duncan Rosa, : that he has performed a remarkable | ‘ot a te, made a cash | operation or cure is Mable to a year’s eee me use of the theatre 08 | suspension or expulsion | wight, it was taken, and Not y that, but mewbers of om Bis company went (line society may refuse to consult iy or Oberlin for that with him or refuse to furnish hin | faite Ross and a gang of prize |i. history of a case where even | and wrestlers held the |.) ) aaa he life of a font le at stake. came house stax Bome of t wn phyat- | ad been out of town, clans and » * in St. Louls ar j feturned Monday, his train ar | yoy upon t sponded list @bout 7:30 in the evening he passed the opera house pea carriage the street was pack-| people seeking admission to | be tt Hanna was so aston. at Louis James drawing so ma crowd that he stopped his joined the throng and} m to his private box, where he frouch two hours of wrestling ive fighting, and growing an ope | “CANNED” PHOTO FINDS HUBBY NEW HAVE Dec Ry t P.—-A canned photograph of herself will win another husband for Mra Legged Jenkins Wood, of Richmond Wery minute. | va. ho ee *hristmas day will be | werk? to ohn Worthington, of Net ln That Theatre. Hol Shen, at the home, of the} fest before the end of the e-| pros ive bridegroom's sister, Mra. ent the manager came out! Wittiam E. Batloy, in this olty stage and said: “Gentlemen,| The young woman became a wid Breat pleasure in announcing | ow several years ago, and was com-| ime. Mervin Thompson of Cleve-! petied to earn her ving. She se gee Mr. William Burke of Chi-| cured a place in a tobacco shop in| nero | Richmond. One day while packing | tthe weed in the tin box whe put} & picture o packages. went to of the} neton mot Richmond and wo won the widow the box Best Cough Cur ounce of Virgin Of of ounces of Glycerine and it of whiskey, mixed, will iy cough that is cureble and Take a ours. Ask | the genuine! irgin O11 of Pine com} ‘pare, prepared and gvaran- by the Leach Chemica! Co, GIRL GOES INSANE : WHEN JILTED : DAVENPORT, Ia vod and tO. their wedding | Rose Jirm member of one of Davenport's kadine families, b came violently insane and was taken to the insane | Merey hespital The wedding bad beon for January, department of | —For a— Announce and the bride-e unable to f nde after | naa given p nuptial parties in her honor, remained at home brooding lover her blasted love dreams + 10m mind wave way ‘GWIN AND WELCH | Motorman H. Gwin and Con ductor A. E. Welch, who wore ar }rested for asswulting J. H. Jones jan alleged abusive passenger, Bat jurday night, yesterday re. leased from jatl under bends | $1,500 each. Superintendent Ke ater, of the Seattle Klcetric ¢ pany, immediately put them back on thelr cars Mr. Kempster sa he ts satie- fied that the men acted in self jdefense in their treatment of Jones and that the policy of the company is to back up their men tn the on- Sereemens of order om the cars. | aa Day at Bremerton. BREMERTON, Dec, 23.—Tags aro | being seid today for the benefit of he poor, One thousand dollare is hoped to be raised, old Bond 6 per cent interest from ber 1 last to October 1 next | full amount of $100. To be | in Installments from gate beginning In June. RICE A eta Owls that fly by night are equipped. with wing quills slightiy recurved, ending in fine hairs, or points, permitting the birds to fly with | absolute silence THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DE ISN'T IT A FUNNY COMET, BIFURCATED SKY THING ITS TWO TAILS EXPOSED TO THE NIGHT AIR, Emperor William having gone have a learned treatise written on into retirement, a sensational comet | this bifurcated oritter-of the sky you screw up one eye and look has burat forth for the entertain: ee nog kreat heavens, there ment of the nations, It hasn't been! no tall at all! Next peek it will named yet, but there is talk of call | have a radiating tail or t sput ing it Roosevelt, because it em | tering ke a squib on Fourth of all going July night The first gleam of thie queer So what can a fF astronomer comet Was seen by Astronomer | do with such a blinkety-bling com Morehouse, at the Yerkes observ-| et? Why, just old sleuth it with a atory, in Wisconatn tember | camera, that's all 2. It has been coming closer ever The photographs that are com since, and you could almost touch from the rbarovatorte al it now if you had fingers about a new ery of the hea in hundred mifiion miles long. But it sorta of pha The plotur a shifty old comet. One night you| above ts regarded as remarkable take a aquint at it through the | t wae it caught the comet with telescope peep hole, and you see! its two talle exposed to the night two tails Just about the time you | alr. owe VERDICT [IS BROUGHT IN AS COMPROMISE Majority of the Holt Jurors WELL, po GONE! | Voted Once for Acquittal Canininity is the latest subject Eight of the jurors who tried for study in the court of Justice P ‘ * of tho Pe John Carroll James Harvey Molt for the murder 0) LN, utvoriand of York Sti of Menry B. Johnaon at Fort Wor- | tion suing for $90 damages fron Iden last May, voted at one stage of Dante! F. H necretary-tr the proceedings to acquit th urer of the Sound Trusted Jeused man, according to a we pany. who is 6 b etantiated ramet. ‘The first ¥ Sutherland's malamoo ot antiated ages ie said, showed the jury «ix : Mra. Charles Sutherland stated Later two or them ortel " conviction changed thetr t on the stand that the wan the remaining four wore obdurate,| Orta mach more than the amount and it wan only as a compromise | Of ihe damages asked ke that the verdict of gutity | Sid it was not, but was “a com worthless He eaye and « capital punishment was fin mon wit " ators * . 18 ally brought in ye day af perce apne Only two other ¥ ay o- | ul f aid guilty with a ng | Claim for ntberlan whieh would the | fOr rose bushes destroyed by the and not gutlty lamen le. The case w y & FP. Riddelt, of Cald-|OMtinved until Jan, 15 Ridde representing Holt, | - stated this morning that 4 motion DAM ifor a new trial will be made when ry mart econvenee on January United States supre writ of error . | COLON, Panama - on = Dee. 24. By U. P. |INAILED WILL TO THE) "ries that serious truction of the WASHTUB BOTTOM ave od a BOSTON, De R—By U. P. loa of the wa tle 7 Trust ompany itors’ Sale of | hoes / Shoes ’ } . For Christmas this year? : a attd. $ OD Don't you wish you had is pot ovr fault tf you saved some during the thare the great bargains B | mn are now going out from MB} year so you would have store la caring or Piano, Organ, Ta fachine or Mu ¥ more to spend now : ment i D. 8. John € fou a f € « " £ A savings account start Low Prices | “with Washington's Oldest and Largest M al r yut avinge 4 | assurance and satisfaction tha with the } ed now will grow just veBeenCut | having secured the greatest intrinsic value for y dol right for next year’s 1 tar ted established and well-known fact that Christmas giving. Try it. t 1 | given sum will buy higher quality here than elsewhe You can 61.00 saris one wii make this the happlest Xmas of all, the never-to-be-forgotten one. E Give a musical instrument—a plano or talking machine, a good very ‘ of violin or mandolin, ete. Pay a little down and the balance next sit baal Shoes i in the year. Make your selection this evening, Delivery made any time | | | desired | House Persons Will Investigates edlund, Hornberg - & Larson 609 Third Avenue. Johnston Co. Building | ReLicious PICTURES TO BE SOLD. 4 assortment of appro man pictures be Federal Paint & Wall 14 Fir VA How Much Are You Spending } UNION Savings & Trust Company Second and Cherry p Third and University J SEM BE FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Until Christmas Store Closes Daily at 6:00 o’Clock | _ Vader One | Mverything to Final Days of Christmas Buying Now at Hand Oy rly by Ba. tock demands commended ing to the closing hour-—6 p, m.—the are in excellent condition to meet yout m,, and morning buying is therefore much to be Gloves Handkerchiefs Furs Umbrellas Neckwear Laces Ostrich Plumes Art Needlework Ribbons Veiling Hosiery Silk Underwear House Garments Jewelry Cut Glass Silverware Infants’ Wear China (COPYRIOHT 1908, BY HENRY HUTT Drawn by Henry Hutt for Frederick & Nelson's Exclusive Use in Seattle, ~Popular-Priced Furs for Gifts Phat the gift purposes is apparent in the care given to all de- tails of style, quality A few of the many attractive values in the less costly Fars are d at e Furs are ¢ pecially commendable for and workmanship. —First Floor Neck- back. finished with below. mention $22.5 tirrel Fancy Japa S$ crossing in tabs Neck- trim rrel Faney Pic ¢ tab effect, me 3 W ‘fits t ail $ 1 $6.75—Sable Squirrel Fit- ted Neck-P af 75 and $14.75 ‘illow Muffs. Sable Squir- tral Squirrel Stole, front extra loose n shoulders, imal effect ah, | Of & wlocated F Natural $q Stoles. 4) at Gatum, and thet ulder, back with ty | Gat am had 1 two- | ly placed over a « an . sy ‘ an ai oment has been be und the auth: in Stoles. fe. no » P| The " of u . neh. 4 de i minor Pe Lynch which. ¢ t a4 Throws. " ' > 9 F the the vook il i $10.00 and $13.75—Nat- ial Of tee envelese nan | WEE: Y nking unt anf heat 4 Squirrel Plain Throws. Monahan's w reaches firm m } 1 with eye ? nts to relatives, $60,000 wee | ved with $1 25 to $17.50—An excellent assort- ic charities | tte tarde Do you think ment of Children’s Furs. on could learn to love? Bing, oh, sing, the pumpkin plea, | She (yawning) Perhaps, If thers With its aromatic favo | Was such @ thing as a post-gradu I'd pass even turkey by ate course. Gusher To enjoy its favor. ; i. oe | ungo cake,” 4 delicacy on Lake “Milk is no cleaner than the Nyassa, is made from mil dirtiest thing It touches,” is the Mons of minute midges that fly Sea » eeltinw af ‘ a . P Sf CGS: orking theory of pure milk advo. In auch enormous ‘swarms that || Despite the active selling of the past several weeks, the Glove assort- CPi pombe cates. |" pay Tesewmbie clouds ments are still exceptionally good. The extent of the styles, shades and a ie Form a chain of $5 goldpleces You can't keep Jimmy Mazen} ices i otable, anc + ities ronohe PE | war tate ae Jald Gat upon the ground, each! Hyde out of the public eye. He ric s is notable, and the qualities throughout are of a very high order. ame: Be a touching {ts neighbor, and before Is now showing his tootsies to P the amount reaches $1,009,000,000, | Paris by promonading barefoot | | ot. 00 a Pair $1 50 a Pair $2 00 a Pair the chain will enctrele the earth 6 y, ove in s - on A ' “In God We Trust” first appeares Iver : . | / f 763 times. The sum wil Bie. ny. Scent lamer tee > Overse Extra qua 2 and 3-Clasp} High quality Gloves of cirele of $6 goldpleces ot 6 pper Decent iasue of 1864 > : ) , ins ss foches wide around the earth and was the first use of the word A I i } | well - known standard nee nount and good at foches wide nd - ieee th tas oes Glace and Suede-Finished Real] Well - know andar¢ any time. A practical solution of problem of giving Gloves in style, and Je desired, making personal selection on the part of the recipient easy of ac- complishment Vario! dress and even makes s styles over ue CAM OF PITUC-| for street, size 10 Street Gloves ing wear, FREDERICK & NELSON ning Buying | Is Most Comfortable | Morning Buying | Is Most Comfortable INCORPORATED RESPOND NOBLY 10 APPEAL FOR™ Leacue To AID HANS ON’S NLL FOR SURPLUS CLOTHING — Seattle Citizens Unite in Crusade “STATION SAFE. "BLOWN, Genérous Seattle Citizens Make . wo hes : Against Gambling at PLLINGHAM. 1 Liberal Offers and Apt hay 4 A Races, P.—Wit cants Are Wanted rt ' t 1 z i 1 th ‘ € tata for he t t to te ; They y e ; a »1 from 8 to 10 : ' ; taking Man ers can ’ Ww m0 ' ) “ t contents of the safe fie i we in turn } 4 to | om moe b . t a xt the gentleman who was responsible WHAT A HEADACHE! ro of Mr. a ee te for Qe suggestion, The following ing r tr 1 ‘ wo t nae i ae communication wa eelved from ACRAMENTO, Cal,, Dec : ef th ‘ - — him this morning By U. P—"Dago red" and other |8t@: Ole Ht n, pt W. P| Sptsttersaestersencereesreseeeegty Maltor Star: Your very kind | hoverages is the chief cause of in-|Tfmble, vice 4 t; Fred W Hi. L. KLEIN article of the 18th Instant referrin anity in California This is the| } Ralph & THE SHOEMAKER, to owtfitting deserving men of fam-| statement made by Dr, F. W.| 8 Ww. D Tf you can't get boots or [lies Who could give satiafactory Hatch, superintendent of state hos ative shoes to fit you, get them made jrefetonces, with good, but partial | italy ntative | fi to measure at ly worn clothes, has brought about forneor 217 JAMES STREET, the happy condition of four more Whistler Is in Charge. taanneatasetsetserteszasttety: 82: offers than applicants, and I shall} port TOWNSEND, Waab., Dec — be pleased to ald any deserving | 93 —Hy U, P.—Colonel G. N. Whist se -R t Saati ahat apy batoe i the] eu, coll ON, het | Hl ey ates —East offers have been accepted. My ad-| get Sound artillery district om your Household Goods (any quantits) vertisement originally — confined We can save you nearly half your freight {tself to the district north of Pine} Three out of every four appli KING MOVING Sot and east of Broadway, so a8 tO/eants for enlistment in the army or. Third Ay. and Wa give people in other sections of the |are rejected because of physical Wo leo take Ste TER cents trons the Bast elty a chance to oblige the desery- | defects 2s EE ing needy in their own neighbor “BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 23 CENTS, hoods | The postoffice department may It is rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyerg, There's clothing enough for all! as well get accustomed to working KAVANAGH CO., Inc, Mine Operators. if those who haye a surplus of|on the card index system at once. 704567 JOHNSTON BLOG .