The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1909, Page 5

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> SENATORS CU LLOM AND _LIVESLY TRIES THE STAR—TUESDAY) FEBRUARY 9, 1909 ° ° | KNOX ARE AT OUTS, 10 JUMP | arse well-matle Mission | Shafer Bros.—Not Only Largest, But Best . . § ’ , 3 —— Pouemeraenprgveres ° rockers, specialty underpriced— ||} AND IT ALL ARISES OVER LIN.| the resolution and it bore all tho| BOND » Sp " Pp COLN’S BIRTHDAY RESOLU. | marks of triumphal passage | ° 9 . | Along came Knox, however, with | eee | TION OF CULLOM'S. | a Hitiie taeda’ whieh the Pen - | vivanion tacked om with the hone |t@ CAUGHT BY SHERIFF HODGE| aylvanian tacked on with the hope J WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-By U. P.| that it would carry with the popu AS HE WAS ABOUT TO | s-{l} feeling between Senator P. C.| lar measure. The amendment pro BOARD TRAIN, ® Knox of Pennsylvania Senator! vides for a survey ¢ } a by M. Cullom of ilinols is in-| to Gettysburg to be called Lincoln} ” hint a ee Biversary approaches fonds Several members of tho senate) rvea at’ $2,000, George —Livesly, | the two men are endeavoring have strong objections to the pro-| wanted in Portland, Ore, on chargen or wa Patoh up a troce today but until! vistons of the amendment. Unless! of grand larceny, wan arron The Shafer store announces the final clearance of the Men’s Cloth- Knox withdraws an amendment con-| Knox withdraws the amendment the | the union depot by Sheriff Rob ; } 4 whution ore is little and Knox refuses te dra em 4 hood of better feeling } Ws cents’ eda aoe a at $18 and $20. All proper fabric tyles and colors, and all Cullom recently introduced al} ltteket for Portiand on his pet this is @ very pretty rook y sizes tc ose , s e<0 wetetation declaring February a8 SALOME AROUSES ic, a arrest was brought about | er, tn oxclustve: Mission good sizes to choose among. For final clearance Rational holiday in honor of Lin through his telephoning the Jail at ~ ° i eln's birth. No one objected to 6 o'clock ight that he inte denign; solid oak, exactly vin: nt to go to ¥ ke —pleture; finished PHILADELPHIA, Fob. %&—Ity U.) ealy ia cited to appea: weathered or golden; sob writ of habeas cor court Wednesday Saturday and reloaw id sont, high arma, Regu lar price $4.75, Specially prieed for the tag regular price $4.76 P.—The forthcoming production of | | “Ralome”. at Oscar Hammerstein's | supert ' . Philadelphia opera house Thursday |afrested last }night, with Miss Mary Garden the | 08, bait | title role, has aroused the op) lets terday Livesly appeared before Causes Crippled Seattle Man to 0 ‘»» y of Philadelphia Frater, but the cai $10.00 Odd Trousers for Men, Were $3, $4 and $5, for $2.35 About five hundred pairs of Men’s Trousers are to be sold at this remarkably low price. They are the odd pairs left behind, in many cases, where customers took only and vests. All proper colors, sizes and good styles. Fairly worth $2. 35 . $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. Choice at... nounced eral of the ministerial bodlos adopt _- ” y Ma —— esolutions of wtest toda: emtion vo ogners Throw Away Crutches Fenton sofa mut tive houta after | Acting Governor Hay was tO past upon the extradition papers. | When Livesly called up the jail Hiast night he was told that if he went to Portland he would surely tie teket office opened Bank Guaranty Bill Introduced Mont. Feb. ® T nas introduced tn the senate a|forfelt his bail here, Livesly stated bill providing for the guarantee of |that he intended to come back, but | bank deposits, The bill ts modeled | the sheriffs office did not think he Jafter the Oklahoma law, The meas-|tntended to do so, Today Livesty | being considered demooratte, it | ani need that he would waive ox tradition, and will leave this after noon for Portiand, In company with Deputy Sheriff Huckabay ai ieiddedammtpeniitbataemaad BUTTON, BUTTON WHO HAS THE BUTTON : OLD] of the sido-kicker is Frank Bassett Sea ku bie Gomes jand he sald in police court that his ure iw probable that the republican sen ate will Kilt {t before it comes from co the committee. its 4% good-sized, comfortable arm rocker, of Mission sign, made of solid oak; ox actly like picture; wide pane! top and fancy panel in back Fine Suits for Boys Greatly Underpriced father lived in Tacoma, high flat arma, finished Ses ; : FINDS THE HOLDER , Bossett, ond Lae were arrested weathered; solid neat. Reg The Clearance Sale of Boys’ Clothing continues with unabated ——— ‘ery late Saturday sight an ol mi : + “ iS “*Be the one ‘as got your monoy.| OY@r until this afternoan tn the cor pal yah 40; specially G vigor, Tomorrow fresh lots at very decided savings are pre- }Go git ‘im. ‘BN be takin’ the 6) T#l at the city jail, Lee, when » $2 95 sented | searched, managed to conceal from week : : . ‘ . "aloo Tacoma.” 7 | hid In a handkerchief, thinking that }1 gave him five dollars to keep for) 4 me, and kept the other ton myself.| °8¢e It got into the hands of the He wouldn't do a trick like that, | roe it would mysteriously dis Boys’ $3.50 and $4.00| Boys’ $5 Suits Are bee appear Suits $2.95 | gnats what all de fall guys| Whon he was thrust into the cor : ye é Now 3 75 says. len what they all says won| Ta! along with, the eaanaille form Buster Brown, Sailor Blouse . De bys| {us the seal Saturday night clean : . paste sui i | me me dey sa “im up, be Seve 2 fiver to hie Sriené for and Doulte Bre meted Suits, | Norfolk and Double Breasted Mr. B. L. Woodmansee of 1413 | ins it, an’ he told ‘em ‘o was piayin’| "fe keeping, and bid tho eagle 0’ wiihe shen dina the famous “Indestructible You're de fall guy|'® bis shoe, inside his stocking Robbery |s Discovered. He was awakened this morning Now §9 Sit) by his friend, who excitedly showed him a slightly ripped pocket and ri er John | Sold Pp reo CoTIth, these words the door ot] Lae then discovered that during the {& joke on ye. Queen Anne Ave. says: I thought) ay sient. ail right, an’ It serves ye my knee would be stiff and bent all| right fer not cashin’ at de desk the rest of my life, I had tried m dey pinched ye. Medicine and electricity and every- | tm. thing that was recommended to me, but { got no better, There was not ® bit of movement of the knee | styles, sizes from 6 to 17, all | A one style or another. - Now the proper stripes and colors, mes einaio 6 6:4'e o10:0.0 0 200s se Fine $5.00 values, for .$3.75 $6.50 and $7.50 Suits Are Now $4.85 Table, top te nicely pee Be RG being included. All sizes in ‘im. Joint for five months. It was per- stiff and anchylosed, and as as I began taking Bake Oven freatmen's I began to move my knee and the rheamatism al} passed 7 without crutches. 1 discarded the crutches entirely after a few the Seattle dungeon, Fred R. Lee, jnight hia shoe and stocking had . £ could not get around at) | been taken off, and that the engle | , _ the son of one of Seattle's prom wen albo missing i it citizens, whe, while ander « ieee tor loitering too often and too| , The oe them then and there long about billiard halls, ts said|@ecided that some of the “low to have boon robbed of $15 by his, brows” must have done the dastard- Aide-kicker, with whom he ly deed, and Indeed Bassett was treck wp acquaintance, and tor | eves so observant as to have notio- whom he had been for some time|@4 someone taking the shoe off iron bedstead $5.95 regular price #4.75 “en excellent iron $12.50 and $15 Suits Are Now $8.50 | Shafer Bros. treatments, nod I now walk back | furnishing ready cash. The name | ating paging ag prong oa bea. striking de ’ Sua torn io the fices ot Loose up all night, but this slight diserep- | Scrhew and thor Bs ancy was overlooked at the time. oughly welt 5 o A Seimccrence sce cen) Frosh Moats = [Mshcecireicg cone | a na Usiersty | Arcade and Arcade Annex | See They can cure rheumatiwm.| prime Beef, Mutton, Fresh Pork. | ing out two actly ithe ‘pho a Fe : F-They do not ciatm to be curealis.| young Lamb, Poultry. Prices | senger boys tore | Regular Street and they believe in drugs for a t. clared the latter # Slalty as “ler WHOLE BLOCK LONG reat. many diseases. They direet PALACE MARKET sald Jailer Corbett te "$5.95 OF advise people every day who Second and Vester Friend Fades Away. week . e » Wish to take treatments from them and see medical doctors— Accordingly, they astri — aod nothing waa found upon them. } a ” get better resulta with. So you “It Raises the Dough Meanwhile Bassett, saying that | | a not only receive free consulta. he would wait meg ce | caiinonan an - Rc Lb ae ion, but you can rest assured those the door for some h air ler | } the black hand sign in front of his ,, pera rugiess ecb rn will not take your For your stomach’s | Corbett Motenet te the bors’ tery. TACOMA MAN IS hours learing up the mystery of ris ng pal gredice en, a case unless an wo U ae * wae & the ‘ters. wit nt ase erates ar sjenke use CRESCENT [bss 8 sat tea SAFE AT MESSINA = wanie rom vie, cots, RE ng atten ce will : nei , |panc for ees havent wth you, aah csi | Egg - Phosphate Bak- | story. | TACO Feb. p._| , SACRAMENTO, Feb. 9—By U.|John st. from Melrose to offices and taik to their patients |. | Lee eadly shook bis head and de- Friends of W. P.—Gov. Gillet today declared that ays, on the recommendation of aad hear thom teli how they are|ing Powder, best Of| parted “Atter this, I'm foing to Gny, who te making stout of the|he proposed to leave the handling |strect committes. A lobby. Of fue Sik saveh. ‘Shey will dtagnens ’ |hed every night at 9 o'clock. Be sosrname world, Wefe somewhat worrled about of the antiJapanese situation in pom grey 3 gd Scare oe an ae Your case correctly without asking | all the leaveners. eee ee ee kets nee tt|CHINESE SCHOOL IS! 8?0KAN« BoosTers Busy. is Mii seems atne te teen ee ae * : jown the rickety stairs whicl j / ~ , ———— ae Secmaes Baviees Sane taae, 25c a full pound and a tremvied almost ax much as did] OPENED IN FRISCO. [pL TANCuCO, pokane |the time. Th w besae lenen topic ne ey ee Plavandgecal:. anecrgw Sage oo rly ny ae $12.50, to ; 2nd Ave. and Pike St, suites| ¢, + . his bewildered knees. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. #.—By U vicinity who constitute what ia|%! fest, however, by @ cablegram Tem a a ee S| bo Soares a Come sary, ‘am. Hoore 6 to6p. m.| Lair price. P.The largest school for Chinese KNOWN av the Bpohage inland bu. |ffom Mr, Sternberg at Nice, just re- | legislature on the Nipponese ques-}as these will not last long. A. tion, Library $90,000 Shy—The city tt- jceived by Charles Mr, Sternberg says ho is all and sends his regards to | Bridge & Co.'s clearance. First raion 78, 9 to 13 only, B. L.. Wood- says: Ihave moved to 1413 children operated by direction of the imperial government ever opened in te Catifornt IF Made by DIXEY TO GO rep of Chita ; PAPER Queen Anne Ave. Call and see me pe Moye Bn Beye sgt . brary finance committee, in a report]! REMNANTS OF WALL or telephone A 7087, and I wit! glad.| CRESCENT MFG. CO., Eat calla ts Te a eee evs Cynics Winch Hana Werke, |toatney.i, coun I wet an whl bat the » ~ ball ; ous jerk, | nounced th rar} 000 | . they last. If _ substantiate above to ged Makers of Mapleine, the New Flavor onee ¢ ey tt Paneoe Seen tn Has Not Signed Bill, WALLA WALLA, Feb, 9.—Two shy in its annual expenditures, and |New Goods, 20 to 80 per cent leas » SACRAMENTO, Feb. 9.—By U_|school boys today confessed to Pa- Joy. Gillet stated this morning| it he did not Intend to sign the tie anti-race track bill today requested that the council take same | th, fietal wards of the emperor, whose = counsellors are determined that, al- though the children are living tn a alien land, they shall not forget the tongue of their fathers iPhoto Free. On February 9, 19, 11, upon pre sentation of ad cut from thie paper regular all this month. Get {in ahead of the rush on fixing up |for spring. Federal Paint and | Wall Paper Co., 1314 First ave. trolman McCauley that they placed ear away the deficit. BETTER WELL-KNOWN ACTOR TO HAVE LOVE LETTERS PRINTED IN BOOK FORM. ———— NEW YORK, Feb. 9.—By U, P.—| photo of any chiia betw Wishing to show Miss Lillian Rus-| of three months and |< seell that the writing of mash notes | *eurs is not @ failing of the mon alone, | \¥8% 4 CRA, PROTOORAPHERS, Henry ©. Dixey, the Adonis of the theatrical profession, announced to- day that he ts preparing a book which will contain the hundreds A SPOONS 29c| FOR THE BEST DENTAL WORK St cheapest prices consult ST. PAUL DENTISTS an. hed amesaeenune™ * PIANOLA oe op. sont in ~ seniainn Mme. PAUL RE<( I | Al S ora. durin, long stage 5-4, Set of Rogers’ Beautiful Muncie Pattern Table || | career. a aesepeapenl ce oe eg a | ‘: | Dixey says that he has love let- |} Ind. Phow: Spoons, a heavy silver plate on white 59 {} | ters that burn, and love letters to} ian ose ra j metal; special, set of 3......... “ Cc jburn, but that he will not burn any | ~ = | {J} of them. Dixey has kept the mis sives sent bim from the time of his first appearance of more than a Electro Painless! $1.50 Scales, $1.19 10c Brush, 5¢ cl gy pagal ag agg 5 Thursday Eve., February 11 ‘a Bianting Dial Seales; weigh 24 1 ong page, Polished Back |f|sow Mil weveral trunks. bat only Dentists Johnston Co. Recital Hall, 8:15 P. M. Savings & Trust _— ae Boon ot ear eet vast or Vegetable Brak; 4 rows | the most interesting will be pub Sign Sp aR ape eb re jation of weights and | best select Tampico; 5c Fhe Uitle ef the beck te 00 be Sotolgts: Mr. White ompany special, 80h ..+...0++ he “Unsolicited MSS," vie vee ONY Wednesday 75¢ Door Bell, 49¢ achieved a wor ding colleges and » 10c Mixing Bowl, 5¢ } Second and Cherry sdaidlr: Siar 2 the Pianola by it« Imitator Nickel-Piated Door Pell, with | tauart size Yellow Mizing | eottal for ourself why it le that so many of old copper finish; turn handle; Bowl, good shape; extreme 5c ye oa y ‘S16,000 tos Ps te Fie nly : butnoeren ¢ have hes tared & at the Plano: rings loud and clear; 49c ipucrcensli> sesame | fecha i Of this amount, 83,000 | ee oe i I NE Cede ib canene = ee 1p penerved to pay promiyma’on He- \ ‘ - nnounces an In- Te padind Walla, 486 Bh Rinsing Pen, dl Urasiea exhibita "NEE NC) A Opgnations paincese, |g Winter Suits and : 3 i Riveted — Boxwood Handle, | Pan, tm\17-quart sige; has extra DOCTORS’ apes Speen } Coats Johnston Co. N Third and | crease in Capital Seimitar je ‘faring nite, it tveted side han- 1 wr * . - Bl rogular price ee; se Be mopeds ghee § owe FREE ---« aT Building , University ]Hi\f Stock from $100,000 i inl Wednesday és a 1 si <, x 39. 25c Cups and Saucers, 10¢ ADVERTISEMENTS CONSULTATION AND Slaughtered Prices vee to $300,000. 50c Arcade Paint, 39¢ EXAMINATION 4 Talking M Hendquartors of the i 4 Quari can of Arcade Pure Pre, | Thin Kegshell China Cups aud j}} | Some of them resemble one of . New Spring Goode arriv- < | f 1 4 Paint, mad ¢ lead | Saucers, in neat ovide shape; 0 “got rich quick” sehemes. Bot | a ‘ a : a Hone on fn 25 colors: et) regular price ter think twice before answering ~~? poe ne ma ing dally, at very reason- a Surplus and Undi- 4 ‘3 special, can ....... CF nesday, spectat such ads, I do not claim to do the! FM able price | : te 4 * impossible, but am curing at least | Bs Belt ores DESC $5.08 poe poate vided Profits, $35,- : T $1.29 Food Chopper 89c >} |), 2 sant of.my partons sink ie ein — 7 000, - Russwin Family Size No. 1 Food Chopper; the kind light theraphy, hot alr baths and | Pintes as Low as $9.50. We Trust You i ourist Hotel ‘ that opens in half and is easy to clean; other drugiess methods. Arthur| The Best Dentistry that you can rithcrtg ‘ : ns / ial 89 Holt, Osteopath, 407-408-409 Peo. | obtain fh the city and at the choap- wa grinds anything; Wednesday special ....... ic ple’s Hank Bidg., Second and Pike, | ¢8t possible prices, 3 . SSNISAEISRRSREMRMaenENNS ts Bo. Baan ov. We nevertien, an BUY OO ERGY Rayment Turkish Baths : “ Wanted,Wanted,Wanted J, LABORING PEoPLe® | — ; We Invite Your= we ty gash pereee for. pry | th * Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest | A t ‘| f ‘ANY property to “9 W & Ch Id Hotel Rates, From 75¢ Up ccoun ‘| we etsy { ELECTRO. DENTAL PARLORS fue "VESUEES & UnCS Special Weekly Rate | 4 ANY F ne - ‘ Vienk Natidine Opreclie Public Gate s08 Beadad Ave. ‘, Cerner of Main St. and Occidental Av.

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