The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1909, Page 5

oe “e, + ‘girt in the country Meat for the ethica! uplift of the) Position of s frivolous or Stories of promise * Or escapades at hotels,” who went on the stag Meals, and are serving « novitiate} (yejgNo member may ~ fon to have supper with wine iS the company of a gentleman ‘ PY leas accompanied by a chaper-| > OH! FELLOWS! H! GIRLS! CHORUS GIRLS WHO WILL UPLIFT STAGE BY SAYING NO WINE, LATE SUPPERS WITH MEN, FOOTLIGHT FLIRTATIONS, AND OTHER DIVERSIONS WHICH LEAD TO THE LIMELIGHT. Officers of the “Say Nol” Club. CHICAGO, Feb. ~The “Say Ho" clud is the latest thing in Gnique organization. Thirty-six Pretty chorus girls met on of the Auditorium and an association which ts in to be national to Inelude every chorus in this move The prime movers are Welles. My and Bryn Mayr with lofty @s choristers. They were elected efficers of the clud as follows gag Stockdale, president; Min Higgins, secretary; Enid Gib Son, treasurer; board of censors, Bifay White, Helen Lavelle and Millie Wood. ‘The roles of the club are accept an in. fe, and unless the geatloman has properly introduced. The ister may not under any Qge stronger than tea, coffee or tnitk No member may go automobit fag with any gentieman other than her fiance, and thea only in READ THIS. st 20 to a FEDERAL PAINT & WALL PA- PER CO., 1214 Firat av. ——————__—___ OR THE BFsT DENTAL Wonk ef eheegest prices conenit st! PAUL DENTISTS 35c Casters, 15¢ Set Set of Ball Bearing Plate or Stem Casters, with steel or wooden wheels; Tuesday spe cial, set $1.00 Shoe Repair Set, 6D¢ Shoe Hepair Outfit, lasts, stand, hemmer, nails, pegs, etc; a fine kit of tools; Tuesday, 69c sot $1.50 Alarm Clock, $1.19 Large Size Intermittent Tattoo Alarm Clock, full nickel plated ; has patent alarm shut off; runs tor 40 howe $1.19 warranted 10c Shaving Soap, 5¢ Witliame’ Famous Barber's Bar Shaving Soap; made from the purest materials and lathers freely; Tuwesd 5c spectal besete seybeds size. Tuesday, special liege girls) ete. |company with others, or with chaperone Fitrtations over the footlights or off the stage render the fender aubject to expulsion. be assessed against aoWs a press agent It is pro-|to use her name in any undignified elopement chortater | Fines will funy gtr? who story about which place the jereet maiden “breaches pet dogs. the of romances in t abn he nut love for are among the strictly tabooed in ventions of the press agent Members also pledge themselves Eee UTERO TES PORE . * COSGROVE IMPROVES. * * OLYMPIA, Fob, &—By U, # * the effect that Gov, Cosgrove *| * ia improving rapidly at Paso w] | Robles, Gal, Howard Com * * ve recelved a telegram # | stating that his father had en *| * ccovered from hin re * | ® lapse * * * [eR | WILL HOLD REAL | BOHEMIAN FEED Because of the Bohemian aspect | given the affairs of the Seattle Ad men's club, writers, solicitors and Jpiacers of advertising are inviting | |thomselves to @ atriotly informal | Hun n to be pulled off at the | Newport, formerly the Biamarck, on | noon | Madison at, Tuesday itn ach will pay true democratic his own check, and air hie personal | views anent the angles of the adver jtiaing mame ‘TOUGH SKULL SAVES ASSASSIN’S LIFE, OAKLAND, Cal i—By U.P! Mrs, Mary Th whom BR. J.| Hammack fort: town arehal | jand therefore shot, ia in a pr 5 jeondition today at a local hospital, | jShortly after shooting Mra. Thoman yestorday afternoon Hammack turn. | ot his revolver on bh if and sent hree bullets Into his head. All of the leaden misetios flatter rene | his skull, and after they ox |tracted Hammack was taken to the | ity jail. According to the police Hammack belleved that Mre. Thoman loved A iP. Reinhardt, an Oakiand policeman. | | He told the authorities that he fronaied when Mra, Hammagk ed her love for hard. | i that he traded his watch | | volver, with which the shoot fone, Hammack will be ting the outcome of Mrs. | Thoman’s injuries. BY ROOSEVELT SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. §% | Dy U. P.—Although Speaker Stan jton, of the assembly, has recelved ms and letters from | | President i velt relating to the | antiJapa: legisiation pending | before the California legisiature, | jhe refused today to make auy com: | munteations public except a tele gram from the president referring | to the desire of the government to | preserve peace with Japan The message to Stanton reads Please accept the expression of profound obligation on behalf of the American people as a whole for the high and patriotic services you are rendering. I have unlimited confidence in the sane good sense | aad right-mindedness of the people of the state of California “THEODORE ROOSEVELT.” | several toleg: thelr rooms “immediately after) [the show” in order to redeem the} PROVES A HERO} name of “chorus girl fr the | jist of things held up for re! 1og ANGELES, Feb. &.—By 1 proach | PW. A. Baldwin, an coginesr on ‘UNCLE SAM HAS jexaminations for the }the focal mint. T | pays from $1,500 to $2 position of |& dosen wrecks, chemical biologist, and weigher in| *!V® slightly as the engine struck T poatth 568 is for the Alaska season. Examinations for an aid tn sool-|™ We are selling NEW WALL PA-| ogy and @ superintendent of female | * oO per cont saving. | nurses at the Freedman’s hospital Why don't YOU get ahead of the | will take place March 17 rush and do your fixing up| ogist ald receives a salary of $60 month, while prices are low?! per month, and the nurse supertn- | | tondent $1,080 per year. i The Newport | CAFE & GRILL per an The sool la local San Bernardino Santa Fe | train, today te the hero of « bun | | WORK FOR MEN On March 3 the United States | pidge o @umatances indulge in any bever. j Civil Service commission announces | jon | i ? } t 2ERSSAS Seon | Can of Black Polish; made family use; ready to « Tuesday, can ...... 25¢ Gold Dust, Spound Package of 7 Gold Dust; a Inbor sa the Gold Dust Twins work”; Tuesday, package .... « 85¢ Doz. Tumblers, Firat Quality Table patterns; each $1.6 $1. 15¢ Stove Polish, B¢ Enxte expressly ALL'VALENTINES TO CLOSE AT COST | $2.50 Hendryx Brass Bird Cages Hendryx Double-Bottom Brass Bird Cages, with spring door; come complete with cups, swings and perches. Tuesday, special . 69 Stove for 17¢ vor; “Lat do your 7c 4¢ Ea. | Tumblers, | thin blown, with neat saad bi Tuesday special, Ac it $1.00 Doz. Plates, Each, 5¢ White Sem! Porcelain Plates, with fancy edge 55c Granite Berlin Kettle 37c Best Quality Gray Granite Berlin Kettle, with heavy retinned dome-shape cover; ies ae extremely low during Clearance at, each Dinner priced 9c irbanks’ | | train caused the steel structure to} ‘ sag, and when the central plor be | num; the latter $4 per diem, and | aan to Seaite, |LABOR TO PUT STOP) dred or more passengers whose lives he saved by remaining at the throttie of bis engine when the) train (t was drawing threatened to |go down with s saguing, swaying the Arroyo who ts a hero of half! felt the bridge | Bald win. the trestle The vibration of his! Baldwin's fireman nd © brakeman leaped from the| rain. | TO ALL GRAFTING. | CHICAGO, Feb. &—By UL P.— The legislative committee of the} American Federation of Labor to- day is considering the framing of | a bill to be presented to the state | legislature for the purpose of pre veuting graft by union lator men on contractors. The measure is| designed to make a felony the offer or acceptance of a bribe be- | tween contractor and employe in) the matter of strikes and lockouts The bill follows closely that of | a New York law under which Sam | Parks was sent to prison, FRER! rhe reer) I've aot & 196-page book wh ve Bargains lk and Crepe-de- Chine Gowns, val- ues to $80.00. Bar- gain Price, | $20] | SUITS AND COATS | at BARGAIN PRICES. ce | | HATS Ai BARGAIN } PRICES. You Will Have to Hurry. One Price—Cash or Credit. CASH CREDI Westherg & Childs lac orvorated 1912 Second Ave. |will be held frem the CALIFORNIANS THANKED CHE STAR—MONDA DEATH A FREQUENT?) Three deaths tn. her family within the past 12 montha is the exper red by Mra, Goor qa or, 416 Twenty second a¥ 8. yhowe latest lows was in the death of her sou, L. J. Cramer, 26 years of age, who died Feb at Long Heach, Cal On Fob, 21, last year, Joseph ©. Cramer, & son, passed awa Vive days later her hy A suocumbed. Mra. “Crame w news of her latont sorrow reached her, was prom trated with grief ineral services of 1, J. Cramer Beattle Up aking company’s parlors Fob, 9 WRECKERS HURL FAST TRAIN FROM TRACK COLD WATER, Mise, Feb. 8. Ry U. P.—Fireman Martin Sentot, of Memphis, and an porter, were killed, two men were fatally hurt and 16 persons badly injured when the northbound Chb cago Flyer, on the Utinots Central railroad, ran into an open switch on the outwkirts of thin eity today a The ‘oad Officials wumpect that | the accident. was the work of jwreckers, The rails and switely show signs of having been tam pered with The entire train wan derailed. The passengers Were all buried about the coaches and several seriously injured Fivet vals “All Well,” CAPE ‘ENT, Portugal Feb. &—The Armorican’ battiosbip fieet, under command of Rear Ad |mtral Sperry, homeward bound from Gibraltar, passed thin point at 10 | k ¥ day morning The hip signaled “All well.” Pauls Millinery ated at 1383 Third ay Mme now ie poatte poxtotfice, formeriy at Third and Seneca apie BROKERS Private Leased Wire te All Bx- changes S. C. Osborn & Co. Moree) 86477 Fivet Ay. 86 Se DENTISTS of our tine wort and bridge the making heavy Guid Alloy Fittings Gar Fillings And INVESTIGATE OUR RAsyY PAYMENT FLA! tion guaranteed ab- painless, We am- © specialiat, whe de- votes hia entire time te this by modarn electrical devices, amination free. c@ open evenings un- 5 o'clock, Sundays untti Bide, sienna 22d Usiversie ier. Wore. Huirance sof Univer: nee te’ ity St. Savings & Trust Company Second and Cherry In Capital Stock from $100,000 to $300,000. Announces an crease in Surplus and Undi Profits, $3 vided 5, 000. We Invite Your Account unidentified | { | } | FEBRUARY thousands of Seattle homes were furnished by the STANDARD— —one dollar value for one dollar and a dig- nified credit service, easy to obtain for YOU! WELCOME! 2-day sale of linoleum— for two days only, Tuesday and Wednesday, we will place on sale the best linoleum specials of the season; every roll of them is perfect and guaranteed to give excellent service, and the patterns are all the newest designs ~heavy cork linoleum, colors run through to the back; | —extra heavy printed linoleums; very handsome tile de the patterns can not be worn off by use; 7 patterns to signs ; perfect imitations of inlaid woodwork ; 5 patterns select from; the regular price of this splendid linoleum | to select from; the regular price of this handsome lin | is $1,50 a yard; special price for 2 oleum is 75 a yard; special price for 2 i sn’ nt TIE TPR EE CONC e eRe es reeeeeeceer: $1.10) days. “make your old tinoteum took tike new by using 1 Linoleum Lustro | ; | | it preserves the color and makes the cleaning much easier; a bottle will cover about 20 square 60 | iC | } yards; quart bottle $1.00 pint bott! eek— | pint regelar price 618.76 | j —* cosy looking table Morris chalr, attractive Morris chair, made in Mis- | regular price 610.50 just like pleture: large, roomy, solid oak thered k finteh; the fra large and comfortable Morris chair; frame, well m shed in golden onk a will many years, i ly like picture, prettily carved frame, fin= oeany cushions, covered versibie cushions, covered with bro ished in golden oak, durable spring 3 velour of various up-to-date de- Jeathorol4; this Morris chair is very good cushion; upholatered im ne And colors strong ® value gt the regular price of $13.7 rice very low at #12 $8 $5 ur; the regular price j pectal for the ring woat | $7.95 | | the Standard speciaf” sanitary 0 a ine Bpectal price for the week of thi elally priced for the Saleen. 5.80 | table, size of top in.; Fegular val- priced ver special for the week— $4.90 thin splendid library or office table fs of slmple Mission donign, just pleture very substantial table, tin- { «ol B a 4 inches; bas coi gg '59 six-foot extension table— —s very neat ¢- “poxtenston Pable; top polished pat very strong: . regul prices 4 spectal for the week .. We place on male Tussdi mattress of which the popul sold in Seatt ndreda sol by us make tt call It o andard i in our own factory ra Special Santtary Mattress, never selling jess ¢ i i thin mattcons te wn of fine grade of wood ti odorless white cotton, good thick layer; weighs 4 grade linen striped ticking only : ; nd topped with pure, 2 pounds, covered with good In any #126; special for tomorrow a splendid iron bed— $2.90 regular price $5.00 a splendid and popular pattern bed, full or three . quarter straight spindles, strong joint nections, exactly like picture; lar price $5.00. tron size, con- regu legs of neat —make your old furniture look like new—by using GLISTO, the best furni- ture pol ever made; saves’ labor and im- proves appearance; full size bottle 25c. —made-w made up in our own workrooms from short lengths of carpets; all sizes, some |] with borders; on sale only today and tomor- row—at half prices, FIRST SHOWING SPRING MILLINERY MME. PAUL Exclusive Millinery Opp. Postoffice, 1323 3d Av. Formerly at Third and Seneca | Flour And_ Live Happily Ever After PURCELL SAFE CO. THe GHNUING HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO.’S SAFES Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co, “~ Maaufactarere 818 CCOIDENTAL AVDNUM - Tourist Hotel Turkish Baths . Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest Cline Piano Co. KNABE The World's Best Piano One Priced Piane House 1406 FIRST AVE. $25.00 REWARD | mount my Seotoh col wilt be paid to dom, Ladd 2008 condition. ° Colar. aap a white, white foot, Hotel Rates, From 7$¢ Up SE Soe Ee Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av, Naceicnas