The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1909, Page 5

THE SEAb WEDNESDAY, ANUARY 27. 1909. FOR NEW NAVAL BOARD, | WASHINGTON, Jan, 27—Ry U.} > Details worked out by @ spe | Jelal board to promote the off the proudent, wore nunicat |) % pe Bi See a ss Si he casera ME pe a7 Tel eo ee fe wed 2 bs today in a formal order to the Mies ini A; Wises A. Fleece tette of various navy yards and other stm: |—- Tit you are contem- | plating to furnish cee a tlona Interested. The main pur | io the werk, trials and troubles, pose of the orders is to reassign | up an office iTS also the interesting features of loffielals to duty to prevent duplt | pee al bn her employment in the county's Jeation of work. The orders create |aE r le fockup. She hae a work to do a general board, praeti¢ally similar | let us be of service to you. This a8 that ie both trying and inter to the general staff of the army ; Sie GSES store has the most comprehen- : ak eating. KING MENELIK NOT DEAD. |BRDINANCE WILL Be INTRO. sive assortment of office furni- al. Cr] nesta LONDON, Jan hy U. Poe DUCEO TO PROVIDE FEM ture Samp in the West—at Soi BY Cc. L. HUNT, be iewelge. oboe itaseipd _1 be NINE POLICE OFFICER, | very fair prices. = Tick-tack, tlck-tack formation relative to the reported The hands of the clock point to; - ath King m nelik, of Abys % : Feces 7 |, we cordially invite you to inspect the splendid array of fine desks and other office fittings; < of 3 and rset gees + ainia eports have been recelved special woman potice officer, | —if you are toc aw te ; se i ng iets Sahat eat here of late to that effect, but] WRove duty will be to keep an ey: pat “phan eet ~ call, a telephone request will bring our representative to you, _ ‘ j : horeknitting little Importance or credence ia} Out for yward giria and look ¢ will give full information regarding office furnishings he matron on duty hums to her seven toe Attar the ts vs Of her sex gon:| self while her fingers deftly guide the needles into a labyrinth of deli este fancy work “Nice job,” the casual observer] might be prone to remark, were Yhere any odservers around at that hour of the night. But the only ones to observe the matron at her work is the jailer or deputy sheriff, flanky or others employed about —we are exclusive Seattle agents for the famous Macey and Gunn sectional bookcases and fil- ing devices. jerally, will be an acquisition of the Hext Week, Creates the position at a reguiar walary, and the appointee INGHAM Jen, ~~ L Pee gerne on ae ager will tindoubtedly be a woman who pe Sse. Te age aga Miva butt ent the han already had some experience ee aoe, Woke & Shulem ne Cor in police matrow work or with perhaps, has never been given the we the some charitable organisation chance to meet and know the clas} ane wold bearing of people who are placed therein, || any controls in thé series of Will Look After Women ean but little understand just what | in the Mount Baker] There are any number of cases. & matron May sometimes have to mining district, Buch im the atate-|it is belleved, whe young girts cope with jyent made this morning by Judge) are away from hot women be It ts fine to pletare anyone earn Hlere of ee a ead come stranded far from friends ing « living and belpg able to sit |} from Boat where he attended the| Where they would appeal tw a humming songs and doing fancy annu ceting of the stockholders, | ¥OMan officer for assistance or work, but { The new offloers elected (0 setve| Advice, but would hositate and Suddenly, shriek t | thie e JK Minemere of) probably decline to tell their trou wierd, nerve-racking } Seattle, president; Judge J. Hroyien| bles to the regular male copper resound throughout the buildin } |g Bellingham, vioe president: WM] It 18 pointed out that there ts and the former altonce ts turned |} ori-@. &. Counwan, penanal iananahy much work aunong the working| tuto a chaos of blood-curdiing yells. |} jand W. W. Wilson of Seattle, trug- oma - girls and women in this It ia the maniac, whose distorted |} | tee. ¥ who do net have relatives or mind has conjured up some myste- |} ‘ | ~ re [Permanent homes here, and who regular price 63.75 rious, unknown evjl, to the sufferer, | [ OXBOW IMPROVEMENT peannot be reached by the officer {nteuse' and terrifying i} MIG8 MARY A. FLEECE. of the charity or humane organizes | A splendid rocker, golden Endangers Her Life. |[] Newly appointed matron at the county jail, Is a great lover }f/ CLUB IS ORGANIZED pons Saresly because these officers oak finiwh; we shaped ‘The song of the matron ceases, | tt of children. The above picture shows her caring for a [| tt gee gin moa gy — “ digger “ wanet : ; t i ch « on an theee pat he | A ~ : a nig arma, made ber knitting ts put aside and from Hittle sen ‘aciiees’ tmtie, - <i hee trained 11) With « charter membership of/new woman officer ean look out | - strong, pinin effects, just Inches; the top has two email that peaceful occupation she ts call-| nuree for a Ballard family, prior to @ }]| 20, the Oxbow Improvement club|for and take charge of whenever ke plotur The reg ry i nocd ance ea non to use her efforts in quiet ron @ county jail, | was formed tast night at Oxbow, | necessary wlat price oft 7 Iverware, onl one iinnen id wn the ravings of the luna . ent t nant ee Se ee the, a task sometimes dangerous. ere Neer Tt } fo ald he. movement ty Oe large atawers: finished in strong and comfortable ls ee oak regular price spoctalty priced . ker in $3 Hpe and in risk of personal injury deepening of the Duwamish river ‘ nd other tmprovement projects of JEFFRIES SIGNS 9 priced $2.20 A day spent with the matron Will! 44 gpon to reproach her other than|in the juvenile ward of the jati, | the south end convince anyone that may have his| Vo naiy I feel eo sorry for the little chil:| C. P. Rollins was elected prest FOR 20 WEEKS fa or her doubts about a jail matron) SW. inust soe that the beds of dren,” said, Matron Fleece yester | aon W. H. Litchfield, vice preat- being busy that there is plenty of] ine women are sanitary; that at all day, “and, while they are more or| dent; James Wilson, secretary end] SAN PRANCIBCO, Jan. 27.—By work to do. Times there are for) tines their linen and clothes are less a trouble, yet it seems hard| treasurer; J. R. McLaughiin, O. 1./U, P.—-James J. Joffries, posing as quietude, but those times are brief.) ciean Of course some of them are that they should be #0 unfortanate| Hanson, W. H. Litchfield, Ay Blo-]@ Sandow, a modern Hercules, will From the first moment of arriv-! cocrui and trying. Sometimes one|in their lives.” joum and James Wilsen, members| be the attraction that will be pre ing on “abift” the matron at once) Lf inom will be taken I during) With the care of the women on/of the executive committee. Mr, }sented to a New York audience on Makes an inspection of her ward.) 1. sient Then we have to at arising in the morning, the morn-| McLanghlin will represent the club | Monday, ch 8, according to an where the female law-breakers and/ tong her. It ix at night that the ing Inspection, the supervision of/in the execative committee of/ announcement made today by Wil _—_ epee Te gis to public poor unfortunates suffer most; that the prisoners at work making thetr | South Bad Improvement Clubs. ey) . the eastern vaudeville ty? — : ; ia when sical pain awakens beds, watching them while they im. Morris said that Jeffries | On the morning “watch” the! }..° couepatatunaea” or regret of| wash end wipe the dining dishes, KEYSTONE CHURCH ed his signature to a contract | matron first awakens the women. ape * re” i “ - he must nee that they all arise, their path in fife causes mental) the Inspection and care of the) GIVES DINNER. d 20 weeks” appearance over his . ore reutt in the attend to thelr respective toilets, anguish place when the daily chores @re) 1 sions club of Keystone ait in the east, and will re done and the attention of those re | cetve $50,000 for the engagement Wash and groom themecives in « Feels Gerry for Children. quiring comfort and help, the work |[*Ureh. Green Lake, gave its Jeftries will open either at the gleanly manner. In most cases! 4, monthly dinner last night American Music hall ne of the duties of the matron| of the matrons takes up nearly all _[Amertean Music hall or at the Lin there ls little oF no trouble in mak: | is to care for the tle children and) of thelr timo and requires a woman aittiet the, senal, enneibanhs rottttle Squere theatre on the date fag the women Keep clean. Sit! younger generation who have sin-/of nerve and gentle but firm forts | Simis lume oa of > DY pationed Gemsetimes they :get ugly and ob et ant bore and been vineed tor correction] tude. rper ook pape: atinate | viewing current events, and an ad Misa Mary A. Fleece, lately ap- “ene es —— eT dives by Judge W. D. Wood on pointed matron of the county jail |"Karnestness in Moral Isecen” |e CONSTITUTION. a by Sheriff Hodge, when speaking of | Judge Wood spoke of the signift- ALEM, Ore, Jan. 27.—By U. P. this ln a very pleasing and the duties of a jail matron, recently | cance of gambling, social morality, constitutional convention to re hed, heavy plilars topped with regular price 620.00 FO REVISE OREGON'S on otteciive, siaple:ant: Viey. pensions cael & Davenport bed; frame is of solid oak, nicely 900.00 finished golden; has neatly shaped panel ends, beat exactly as pictured thoroughly well mage et round fint-top throughout; upholstered in ‘ine a rom ~ Iabor and capital, and civic ‘obit-|¥lke the constitution of Orogwn te Airing, an atlractive finish” neat ‘brass $ Yerour, any color; beck #0 ndjuste thet tt eon rae cil cabs aks veut oem sibel gations. fe rth yd Bagged jesten, fail Regular price of thie fine be dropped and form a full-size sleeping sens There are of course times when . 2 - _- - . | $20.00, extra spectaily face, An excellent value at the regu- } w¢utneewe ion on the firet Monday tn June | Spey: Bi gn $18.75 Bt peice of taka " $17.75 we have duties not to our liking, > HELL. when 60 delogaton with quait pathos, ib ir ane Wd . — dig a bloc fre ag ~_—_ rd The Canadian Pacific Railroad jeation for the operating room. As|® HATPING ARE TO BE LIM. & parr abies Setemes val be | case loompany hae desided to equip its soon as he finishes his tnapection | » ITED IN LENGTH, ® in convention on the second Monday cur, Speen —tlearance sale Kindness Gains Most. ifleet of Pacific const steamships he will return to Seattle. and the) @ SALEM, Ore, Jan. 27.—iy @/lin October, 1911 Suburban De “| have known of matrons| with United Wireless instruments. |{netruments and equipment will be! @ U. P—The bit! to abolish the # . of — matings. who try to preserve discipline The be sbipped from the Seattle factory | @ whipping post was defeated in # ., Donnelly ts Confirmed. te livery service sale prices hash treatrsent. This 1 ¢0 Installed is the Princess May, now of the company # the house yesterday afternoon, #].V SSHINGTON, D. < Jan, 37 is as great fally onee approve of unites Absolutely neces-|on the Vancouver-Alaska run The Canadian Pacific rafiroad|@ and the bill prohibiting the #| homination of Samuel B. Donnelly of help to those sary. tt is my first policy to ab Chief Operator Thomas, of the has a fleet of 17 vessels plying the|@ wearing of hatpins in excess #/ New York to be public printer. > “ third to one ways try kindness, then, if that| United Telegraph company, is now | waters of the Pacific, and it ts|. of 10 inches was passed, A & pte A tl pete who live any half tess ‘thaa? falls, to adopt such measures a jin Victoria Inspecting the boat, fn likely that all these soon will bel @ pit has been introduced by & All passenger steamers leave Col- distance out Sta’ Le ~ reguiar prices, seem to be fustified lorder to find the most suitable to | fitted with wireless instraments. |@ Farrell, of Multnomah, to @|™an docks for Puget Sound } rT “So far we have but one woman | pc oxz — ome |@ abotiah loan sharks. | Tarde whom we have trouble in keeping E \* * ne Goes Se" NEWSPAPERMEN TO... RnR RE | and it is necessary to wateh her always. for she seems to enjoy b fmg dirty. It te the desire of « three matrons to make things - — ns comfortable as posatble for the in And twice this same weatherman mates, yet to observe strict te IO) RAIN on bigot sh loco has provided everything from rain line. When ‘The Tramp’ Is called] WILL SEE }to snow, Twiee newspaper day| WASHINGTON, Jan 2—Ry U.| upon to wash, she is inclined to GROUNDS. |has been postponed, but nover|P.—R. RK. Butler of Oregon, elvetoral | G@Qiasent, but | have never been call- | again. | messenger comminxioned to bring The weatherman is an unpopular Next Suaday is going to be news | he state's gaan Rive Dag A the — person with the writers on the| paper day at the exposition and the |*t%, “a5 (Gay me ® YOUR SAMPLE PACKAGE —-OFr — Swan Gloss | BE ENTERTAINED Cline Piano Co. AGENTS FOR KNABE The World’s Best Piano FOR THE ANST DENTAL WonK | daily and weekly papers of the city | big stent will be pulled off whether! ae ike aie een. si2ee Bo ] One Priced Plane Neuse 0 aang giles eomeeee and rbs. it rains, snows or whether the sunlage, so he will hav after tar Twice the newapapermen have at-; Comex from behind the clouds to Pome Be ch, however, will 1 406 Fi AUL DENTIS reach the grounds of|take a peak at the . obal posed. av t A ST. P TS Prcege nd wes oye head of ‘ola Rainier en ee i Te eT is packed ready for mailing. irs v. Corner ‘Third and tiki | the 190p exposition to be the s 45 KILLED IN WRECK. Snoqualmie Hotel Entrance. of the publicity department for an} Promptly at 2 o'clock, newspaper) yreNNA, Jan. 21—ty U. P.—tt|f Send a postal with your afternoon |men, married or single, with OF} is reported that persons were without wife, sweetheart or sister, | xith in a wreck today at Bielita will be expected to be in the Ad-|in Avetrian Stiesia. The news comes ministration building with a look|from Cracow, from which olty re- | of expectancy on their faces. There | let has been sent. The reports are won't be anything to eat or drink,| li +e a whole Jot to soe. After Chinese Laundries. You may not believe CRECADO, sam ‘The board of I there is a starch that can be Stock- Taking Sale WANTS DAMAGES ; inal proceedings | used in cold water and not A day of Odds and Ends and na Lots priced to | sprinkle clothing with |— “stick.” make a quick clearance Thursday. FROM THE CITY ree fom their mouths prior to the But: convince: yourself Dinner Plates: Extra Value at 5c. : ide conetlaaiet tee phen te Californian for Cabinet. with a sample. Mra Prances ‘M. Wobb. prapeote | WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—-Calttor- | | | name and your grocer’s name. You will get it by return mail. CLEAN- UP OF GAS | HEATERS AND STOVE BOARDS Excellent Flour Regular $1.75 Dozen High-Grade, Semi-Porcelain, of the Person hotel, which is situated) Blane here in official and private life eases Neatly Decorated Dinner Plates (2 decorations). This i deed aah te ee Sede chaot: Tagg the eatontion at “ bi is an overstock lot and will be closed semneel covery of 51,200 damages againat the} ©: H- ry ot th be gp eer a Swan And Live Happily he emely low price of, each he Cc iBi city of Seattio. In the complaint secretary he intertor japertommnt. F at the extr: iy pr Mre. Webb charges that by reason ce Haters 7) ‘ver After of the regrade work going on there} oLyMPTA, Jan. 3f—The son Buy Them on Credit {fF her piace ia tnaccensibic, and as ‘ 15¢ Graniteware, 5¢ a ave} ere have been com: |ting the ure of municipal, school dis- 1907 First Ave, Gentile she o-stinwas trict and seml-public boi warrants aa collateral to sec We Will Trust You CASH CREDIT $2.00 Wash Boiler, $1.29 | Extra Heavy XXX Copper Bot | Odds and Ends lot of High BRITISH LABOR PARTY) * = ssis 35c Butcher Knife, 15¢ PORTSMOUTH, Eng., Jan. 47,—|S2poInted | Pimples, Rash, Eruptions, & Union Razor Co.'s Fully .War- || The British labor party, a potitteal | Méricultural | Quickly Kradicated by New - a organization of frankly soctalintl Skin Remedy. ranted Steel Butcher Knife, ‘and rapidly growing power, 1312 Second Ave. toni Wash Boller, with station. || Grade Gray Granite Pie or Cake ery took handles and fitin | Plates and Square Cake Pans; cover; the best value of the |) values to 16c. Extra 5 entire year 99 | sveciat Thursday Cc Special ay 75e Curling Iron Heater, 40¢ PURCELL SAFE CO, — THE GENUINE Westherg & Childs i STE, HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO.’s SAFES Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co, , [on Solid Copper, Heavily Nickel: || with beechwood handle; large |B|hegan its ninth al cruderomenil Since its discovery one year ago, | Piated Curling Iron Heater, very || siz0; too many; to close 4 here today with the largest attend: | Save Mone iam, the new skin remedy, has, Manufacturers small and compact; just the at @ ve aces é c Jance in its history. Philip Snowden, ite extraordinary accomplish MONEY TO 812 CCOIDENTAL AVENUE thing for travelers. : || considered by many tho ablont so- |} . . ents, exceeded the mdvt sanguine LOAN Spectal 4 49c 10c Shaving Soap, 5¢ jelaliet in Kurope, called the gather- |{| Avoid Pain ‘Bexpectations of the emtnent spectal. (Without Commission) eae Iitam's Famous Barbers’ Bar, |f|'# '° order and presided as chair- |} Mat who gave it to the world. It ON REAL ESTATE on 25¢ Coat Hooks, 13¢ Doz. ream Lather Snaving Soap; || donna aod wncuator aenaay Mac In Order to Introduce O ol gcse er er Se Gom, Extra Heavy, Brase Wire, you all know what a bargain to renew their defiance of the ola . jo Patroduce Our Neb xoina ond motestes ge a | KR. Campbell, 112 Cottam) gp Rppes . Polished (Co 7 Rus Wallen Gatien tee centn her disfigurements of years vant will be pald to anyone returning my 1 any or lie pelle aad. es Sad Mate ss “Anchor Denture” |Manding. ‘The terrible itching at = : Peat a aig, mite four white feet —-— | fending ectema is stopped with the | RUNNING Ts . vintages i > ong a Ap ghal 13c OE iecore coon pag oe dean rs $2.50 Boy's Sweater, $1.69 6c Toilet Paper, 7 for 25¢ || poy's Heavy Worsted Sweater Extra Fine Medicated Tissue || Coat, with sleeves and large Tollet Paper; large roll. Thurs pearl buttons; just what the day spectal, 7 95 || boy needs; to clove 1, 69, rolls C | out “ MRS. DANIEL BEKINS, 2616 Western Ave. ‘y Telephones: Main 1543; Ind. 11 | | COQUELIN DEA Plate IK first application, giving proof of RUNNING aianiae ]\its curative properties at the very All Styles A The Now Plate That Holds, /}| outset PARIM, Jan. By U. P.—Co-|]} We have decided to cut prices |]| In less serious skin affections, quelin, the greatest French actor |] on all dental work for the next |{| such as pimples, rash, herpes, black- of his time, died at St, Germain to- |} 30 days. heads, acne, barber's itch, ote. re day of angina pectoris. Ho won|} sults show after an overnight ap- ! international fame*by his creation ;}) Full Set Teeth . 4.00 Heation, only a small quantity be.) =———————— 4 tn from 3 $5 P erfection Oil Heater $3. 9 i cnA. Meare, near eel atte 8.00 || fig required to eftoct a cure. Thow Everett and Edmonds waa _ BRISBOS i} ‘oquel ap ‘od nan. men + - P Standard Oil Co.'s Perfection Smokeless and Odorless J {J with Saran Bernhardt Silver Fillings bar? who use pesiam for ete = or aa § “yal } es fi | i # skin troubles can now avail them rirst AS Ae. ar Oil Heaters; ~ lectly safe; All passenger steamers leave Col All work guaranteed, laelves of the special 50-cent pack: | Ertvate special ok 6 neSilad he sae wane cia jf | man docks for Puget Sound Navy Yards. ee age, recently adopted to meet such baeeeiceainand needs. Both the 60-cent package jand the regular $2 jar may now be obtained in Seattle at the Quaker MEALS SERVED, VALE DENTISTS] svtainea'is‘Senttio at, tne Quiver tog G, D. Bohaffner, B. . 8 | stores. Manager. | Samples for experlmental pur. Hours 9 to 8. Sunday till 1. 1) noses may be had free of charge | ™ Room 204, Cor, Second and Yee. ||! yy writing direct to the Hmorgency ler, Over Guy's Drug Btore. || Lanoratories, 32 West Twonty-fitth JI] Street, New York City PhoncesBunset 6000s" Ina te Clearance Prices on All Gas Stoves, Stove Boards, Fire Screens and Lanterns HMAND-MADY, HATS A SPROIALTY, Mme. PAUL Opposite Now | Postottise. ind. Phone t-tsos, STOP THE RENT, « teaches you ( We can sell uu Beautiful without drugs, * Homes, Cottage Bungalows, Payments just like rent, T. P. FAY CO, INC, Mehthorn Bidg.