The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1909, Page 7

THIS NEWSIE COL. SELLERS HAS ANOTHER BIG ere INVENTS A PATENT PATENT COLLAR WHICH WILL DO AWAY WITH | TIE JUMPING AND RIDING Robert S. Anderson, © Kdlsor Of local new ha other tave t «Ww looks good | Andersor ate a} fagenious a t” which every ma women Two } an ordi tt sage of t ‘ A | iy: this writ will do away with | the uncomfortabie pr NOW preva Anderson has ent to pr his inv N Gording to those v Anderson atest ef voly Pomething new t t Winner Anderson ha Uons to } Minimize the times if the Uae his “bullet fa portadie stop any t muzzle Two @@ to have found tempering cop The red was fs going ma hin MAY USE A.-Y-.P. CANCELING STAMP Postmas Russell has secured the consent of the postoffice & rtmen Washingt pb. ¢ & canceling stamp A incurred by csuriemeinaiaenanatiiees chile wr ROBERT &. ANDERSON AS NOT KNOWN IN THIS CITY OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 18—By t Mr. Russell also asked for a spe-| P—Marie Brown, who gtves her @ial series of stamps, marked in Clare Curtiss,” arrested This mat. |) robbing men on the streets ter was referred to the third assist 1 @ preliminary Sat postmaster general d 80) trial this morning and was held for SRswor has as en received. the superior court The canceling stamp wil! do ar Tt ng woman refused to di ftmmense ar t of advertisin ac her real me, but a nu Gerding to Mr. Russell. Every let-| per of detectives who were working ter, package and newspaper on the case found the name . Bear this stamp to all quarters of | which she lives w & respectable the globe, and much more publicity | family in San Fra i with this method) “rhe young woman ts a daughter nly be done with | of a well-todo family in Seattle There is no Marie Brown given URGE HIM TO WORK 2.2020) uhoty" Joos jmumber of Marions, Mays, Marthas but it was in unanimously FOR W WIRELESS Ses jy of the King coun Walla Walla girl under art and the Jud; this mor comes up for the approval of the Soe tae res and it is im order that the been for some m Sentiment of the people of this state | rer n , that telpgrams are being sent which was recently na -_ jupon. At his age the rand Whit oledo's mayor. | ino 1 vaghiemde 9 bie nerve riehi with him. He is |! &F and he swccumt Wocating woman suffrage lo’clock last night. Arran idence s left for of fam =e JUDGE GILLIAM’S tter protect “loss FATHER 1S DEAD News wae here this morning of the hom jin Walla Walla Ww. ¢ QOtitiam, father of Judge Mitchell Ottitam. the superior court of bed at Kements > = wow at os jfor the funeral have not as yet been completed. but burial will probably be in Walla Walla. ‘ARGUS COVERS ITS | _ STORY WELL Eighty pages of re grap) yhically 4 betw edition of the A Chadwick hadwick’s weekly the Argus. And ug” for a bre Star can dole in this tn the AY convincingly cover adid edition John F. Miller, Direct |General | A. Nadeau, Director of | Exploitation James A. Wood, Robert Watson Boyce, George W. Kummer | George EB. Boos, secretary of Seatt }Commereial Club, C. B. Yandel! secretary of Seattle Chamber of | Commerce, and others have [tributed comprehensive and inter yeting articles concerning Seattle and the A-¥.P The photo lxraphs, by Romana, Asahel Curtis, FH. Nowell, McCormick 4 others, are alone worth dout dable photo om attor is s of the ed Argus, has out with no ther Isher | atinte | For | tutty The price of the rouvenir edition Argus. Indiana People Will Meet The t reatdonts to @ ting a suitable building ¥.-P. expoaitt An effort wi made to gat the Indiana ture to appropriate funds t diana building THIS WOMAN LIKES THE GLORY BETTER THAN THE GOLD RUTH WHITE SAYS EVERY WO UMAN CRAVES THE PLAUDITS OF THE PEOPLE. | “I like the glory better than the sold.” | And that’s « good line. It sounds} G. trifle melodramatic. but at ths T think i ret behind thrall of the footlights A that ie what Miss Muth Whit @f the theatrical game. an he Hed” the foregoing son. I think she really meant Of course there may be a few the se thesplans who work for the glory better than the o awer of this young 4 sat in her portabl Gressing room on the stage of the} Grand theatre. A Portable Dressing Room. j ‘That portabs dGreasing room?/ t's 4 privilege accorded the star Ghd is something new. | might « On t say that Miss White's dressing foom is an apple of gold hung in a sliver fram at she, with he r Ginty fingers, fr med the inter that, with « painter's arti«t ah $@ Ber hand and ideals in her heart colored = masterpieces uth. Before thap—well T. Barnum was right No, Miss White's portable dressing | t little aff but nough to enab w what a de he ts. you know t Min en the “Willie Van As The Burgomaster” for months fact, she 000th Interp: « r last Sunday a * They All Crave Applau superior court sint fled today alleg the In that ac ment made with | ¥ In 1907, the former steel plant, || ¢ latter firm would pur the lots upon which the plant erected. It is alleged that ent was also reached her steel company was to pay lots by stock certificates, This Agreed to, but when the invost- BE company sought to redeem the jeates, they were not taken up. an in for Washin w mont today shows nd lw dendioe Ui broken today. tion that the b An agreement M168 RUTH WHITE Lat = Chtengo natn army itn tw $2,140.00 im. —~ The the senator Held, nited States Sprin rem jature w: tirlog board na will upon at treasury state cotptn $1,719,601 0 legiatative plectio; of 4 alps un There ia no indion i reach I ike applause Mins White "PIONEER OF THE: ee ee ee Myery woman te denials * air We + BANK CLEARINGS. . sy necet ot us don't aa CITY DEAD ‘ Seattle * net. ¢ n ® Clearings today. ..$1,291,764.02 * t to Mins Kita Lockhart 4 Pirseosee a Walaned 187'048-96 & t oy " ve 8 pron * Tacoma. * for M Grandpr r 7 * Clearings today...8 761,026.00 * Miss White, a another eetad cereeiamae . | Balance 66,356.00 » @apable younk actress was a 1 buried privately from the family Athe cast. And still another--Miss| residence on Sunday afternoon at Portland * ite Lockhart , * Clearings today... $1,289,015.00 * Oh, they're ch 1 right, and Mr. Orth ‘came. bore. mor an! * Balance 138,774.00 © they have a little era 28 years ago, and engaged in busl-| * * . ness, at which he was # ee mm may look 7 n he wa hoce a Mi hit and he became one of ead Jobs for Somebody. glory better |!ng business men. He for a long a time owned aud managed o laren |, United States civil service exam EDDIE BOYDE hoe store on First ay. between |'@tons will be held on March 17 Madison and Marion sts. und at fF the position of assistant super THE CASCADE one time he owned the saloon at|itendent of construction on the 110 James st., known as Beolloug'a 2@W federal prison at Atlanta, Ga | Place, He was prominent in other | #4 for the: position of roller maker ate at the residence on Saturday | PTinting gekies that stock certificates of afte rnoon from to 5 o'clock but The first position carries a sal q fancade Steel Foundry company funeral will be piivate ary of $1,600 annum, and the PS iG by that concern, the roller maker will receive a com Inve etemens” COR pensation of $1,100 per annum, Lo stooge Be cP i jeal applicants can take the exam |ination in this city Will Be Cremated Robert K, Gillis, who died in this | city suddenly yesterday, aged 4 | will be cremated tomorrow The Buffalo Club Dance tonight (Thursday) Leschi Parkepayilion, All the Jat ent dance music by @ fine orchestr: * at| TAKING NO CHANCES! familiar FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. sete es STORM CLOSHS DAILY AT 6.00 } Mopki wa taoo sunt ' volving door ffioe building “** ROOSEVELT One "att E $ cere “ so ) Putter by the wand jo ff Entrance through store from Second Avenue, or by direct en- ES Hal'ime we metic [OR Worning maids nn trances on Spring Street and Madison Street sate noee™ tate. on [ale ae erty een ss (| Knit Undergarments for Misses and Boys ie yt ‘ Boe rommitted “tia ff Women’s and Misses’ Knit Undergarments tnowgmtul | May. : Women’s and Misses’ Black Cotton Tight length, tape top jc a garment Sifference to my wife } | was when | was if “ . . PSP giek Se Oo) sonoma wae, rn vs i Corset Cover and Drawers Combinations, 49c . Aref Wanted—Mra. Louretta ssapiied ery eat oY year of age, wite of Two-Piece Combination ting of Corset Cover and Drawers u've een handing to your ott of 91.400 ne ag oe ard Round neck and arm-eyes of corset cover trimmed with lace; drawers ieee ap syns tw annexed before her de trimmed with hemstitched ruffle e 49%, Th re nearing tt nt wt Reward of $15 offered Rr Kimono and Semi-Fitted Dressing Sacques, 75c have to be mighty careful. You see. ce aren tne See tere te ee which © naitel ta the Wer | Flannelette Dressing Sacques, made with fitted back and loose Savings bank, vanished at the mt. Dark blue, light blue, tan, red joal name time that bix wite pe td among the missing Dressing Sacques of flannelette, kimono style, in gray, light blue, Goulet 4 the police that he| dark blue and red © $15 for his wife's Dress Ginghams, 8c Yd.; Flannelettes, 5c Yd. ROCK FROM STREET A large assortment of new Dress Ginghams, of reliable quality, 27 inches wide, checks and stripes, 8 1-3c a yard The department of public utilities | ; today notified the Seattle Electric Flannelettes in small figure and scroll designs, light and dark company that it would have to re a yard | colors; § several Immense ples of rock dirt left on 66th st. betw Latona and Fifth av, N. EB, more ‘ 3 cans eae ao maw ors | Cambric, 6c Yard; Huck Towels, 1c Each vei coma wan alan ter ol] Victoria eached Cambric, 36 inches wide, of firm weave and the First av. & bridee, betw mooth finish, 644¢ a yard “1 RAN INTO OLO ‘BUN’ LAW So pene sales wor Ut rebels bo af Union Linen Hemmed Huck Towels, with red borders, 16x32, 11c m,” remarks tter to the ather than prevent th } Supt, Boulllon in bis corporation RENCE THIS EVEINING,” each NOUNCED HOPKING. AN wn hase Sheets, 69c Each; Pillow Cases, 13:c Each nih th inion Beene git has - Heavy, Round-Thread, Full-Bleached Seamless Sheets, size 81 d her different gt and x90, 69c each. a few photographs — casionally and » yout ive . “ go ey they |het patriotic drama, Pillow Cases, size 45x36, full-bleached, 13%4c each. i he 7 ae ame se “tcioe"s Ht Embroidery Edging, 10c Yard Embroidery Edging, in Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric, suitable for trimming undergarments and children’s dresses. The widths range my home ff shelay and Stewart et, b Antrom’s got any hint that any of M was Just| Military band, A fine prosram has] from three to six inches. Price, 10c a yard. gutt | Dean aeleoted [mun “TH "make 1°" good” nna ,Reseption, Tendered—A. recoptio i ancy Figured Ne |atrone Mg Be pl i an y Figur ts } You want to be careful, thoug 7 . ethodiat 7 |inaisted Hopkins. “That ts, you don't 1, aeeare | . : . s want to make it too strong. She ies was held Plain and Figured Nets, in wide as- | White Net, imitation tucks with dot- ae ren aieten ak you Th tee aasembly rooms at Madinon sortment, suitable for afternoon and | ted stripe between; 44 inches wide ; 98c ytning that I've told her 1] ** aml sen esterday : o eee evening dresses and separate waists a yard We really ought to have more} " a nar i those nee ae ti Fish Net; 44 inches wide, green, White Net, imitation tucks with fig darn ites about him-| Waldort a Ay gray, brown; 50c a yard ured stripe between; 44-inches wide; this devil-of-a-fel-|and Pike » - 75e a yard ne jager of the company " ' : Hopkina hesitated, and ther oat mies K on Metre Hawks Fine Fish Net, 44 inches wide, ecru; Ee i i. pi a new tad. Ihe a wand | Plain White Net with imitation | apologetically ‘Don't know about| Aske About Son—Mra. H. H. Law tucks ; 44 inches wide; 75¢ a yard lthia, old fellow.” he said. “Meb-|rence of Ve om, Peace River Fish a a 4 s | yetier not sme out ta, bas written to Mayor Miller inches wide, white; J9c Cream Striped Net, 44 inches wide; } wouldn't give me away | asking information regarding a yard { ” anything, but then|the whereabouts of Harry BE. La | a yare | site| Merit’ b 1800, co ge, to the Slondina Heavy Fish Net, 44 inches wide, White Figured Net, 44 inches wide & cacbeseee ytoland who has not been heard from white, $1.00 a yard; cream, 50c a yard. | soe a yard think of you being f | being out to take Suit on Bill—-Bult was cor White Net with fancy figured stripe, Tucked Filet Net, 20 inches wide: 65¢ «, but od this morning by the L 44 inches wide; 7 arc ¢ | for fomr nford Staflonery # Printing aad a yard a yard Vd stay any against the A.-Y.-P. At put I ' n® company for the recovery é = itor the wite's “got dinner 2 is due them for stationery anvas-Lovere Trunks an owhide Suit-Cases Say, it's a darn shame. the latter concern tothe office ‘before| | inepect Playgreund Site—-May or Canvas-Covered Trunks with heavy angle-iron on corners and edges, hardwood 2 out in the morning, won't) ¥ wag Phen spe mr BE A, heen slats, japanned steel trimmings, Monitor lock and lifter bolts, sheet-iron bottom, about this, but you car for |" " hh it be prop: need to three strap hinges, two trays. Size 34-inch, special, $9.00; 36-inch, special, $9.50, of mw children's ¢ , $9. yourself that it'd be a dangerous * ou : : | proposition The coat of the block ts to t Canvas-Covered Trunks bound with an n, brassed steel trimmings, strong a fow hangahah “4 ana Lead tor Ortent—The Buck lock, bolts and straps, fancy paper lining throughout, sheet-steel on bottom, two yore, Hopkins went on | '2 i to Vat en trays, Size 34-inch, special, $10.00; 36-inch, special $10.50. hoi } “LE ran in id ‘Bun’ Lawrence | A few slightly damaged Trunks at reduced prices this ning announced Hopkinas to} od 8 ' Mrs. Hopkins at the table that even . . ‘ Mra} a io t BEAT RAILROADS BY Genuine Cowhide Light-Weight Suit Cases, hand-sewed French edges, linen t a2. Why,@idn’t you being bes lined, shirred pocket in top, small pocket in each end of body, genuine Corbin lock hit in you” aakor! toe cole | MALY ERG “BIKES brass bolts, three solid-riveted hinges. Size, 24-inch, $7.50. his . = he en a wis | WITH RAISING Hand Satchels, sizes 14-inch to 20-inch, range from $5.50 to $30.00. get him to e out, but he sInews ongugoment for thi Oe IE wee weet Wate eat hie SACRAMENTO, Feb, 10.—With }thodsands of tons of ratains held tn storage in the San Joaquin valley Yl img: hood, and prices at rock-bot / SAYS REPORT tem, Heorge A. Ritchie, of this city who grew 100 tons of raisins on his attle . ctrie company's! vineyard near Fresno, Cal., did not str a cars are in @ very unsani-| worry a bit over conditions, When INCORPORATED tary condition, according to an In-|the packers refused to pay a price | Yestigation conducted by the de-|that would return @ profit, Ritchie partment of public uttlitie and held out as did most of the other | Chief Sanitary Inspector Stevens,| growers, and then he conceived a ] - and strict orders to thoroughly dis-| pian for getting ahead of the pack to erect a monument to the boys in infect all ¢ med portions of the! ors and rellevit the personal blue buried here, the G@, A, R. will cars will be Issued within a few/ financial stringency which condi ative & series of entertainments dur days. tlons foreed upon him ing the coming spring, The first The company washes the cars| Ritchie runs @ large cyclery os of the series will occur Saturday only occasionally, and then in @)taplishment here. The other day night in Fraternal hall. An ex haphazard manner,” declares Mr. | people were startled when he tilled — eet —_—— ———/ tensive entertainment has been ar Stevens, “and in the any 8 cubby | his big display windows with rats! 1g CAUQ@HT BREAKING INTO A|Hemaw ordered tho man away Prmyoee sao * recitations holes beneath the windows they are heaped to the ceiling and used which ‘was gladly complied with, | 82d music mong the principal frightfully dirty. Many people seem bie aavertinlng space in the news| HOUSE BUT MAKES CLEVER | After a fow staggering, steps the Contributors to the evening's of: to use these holos for a spittoon and | papers to sell his produot at 5 cents GETAWAY, crook suddenly regained his normal, rings will be Miss Christenson they Are a constant menace to the|a pound. Despite 6 cost of ship-| disahiigincecl senses and sprinted with a sur.|and Mr, Thatch The monument health of passengers ment from Fresno, this stl gave) BALLARD, Feb, —18,—Playing| prising amount of agility down the 2°W under consideration will cost ws Ritchie a good margin of profit|/drunk, a burglar this morning street, Heman reported the mat- $500 and is an immense affair, 15 Newport—A wireless telegram) over the market price offered by | escaped from F. J, Heman, 2212 W.| ter to the police this morning feet in height | from the Idaho of the Atlantic fleet | the packers 7th st, Heman allowed the man this afternoon maid that the post | Aud Ritehlo ts sefing the raising | to escape, thinking him to be under) After being carried in from the! ‘The Royal Neighbors will give | Hon of the fleet was 260 miles south | by pound, box and barrel, by | the influence of liquor street in-w drunken condition last) an entertainment Monday night wt jof Newport and 740 miles from|ing ie kel, dime and two-bits worth Heman was just the point of night, George Olsen, 810 West 5ist) Fraternal hall 7 x '| Hampton Roads Jin a fow days he dixposed of soy: | retiring When, hearing footsteps on at, made the accusation this morn Portland, Ore.-Accompanied by | eral tons and expects to clo ut | the frent porch, he quietly made an|ing that he had been robbed of be if | police offleers, Jehan Anne de|the entire product before the next| investigation and found an un-/his watch and chain, He ts unable| The W. ©. 'T. will meet at the Limesay, accused of passing worth: |erop ripens known man, who, upon seeing him-|to state when and where he lost| home of Mrs. MoDonald, 2446 West leas checks in Vancouver, H.C, is! Mixing the bike business with | self discovered, assumed a drunken | his tmeplece, but it’s gone, so| 66th st., tomorrow afternoon at 8 today on his way to the British Co-| pegailing $10,000 worth of raisins | condition and made the remark that someone must have stolen it, | o'clock Memorial services ta Jumbia clty, having left Portiand|sq@unds rather complicated, but|he had made &@ mistake in the Frances Willard will be held, to b@ late last night Ritehie is making tt go. house, Thus thrown off his guard,! For the purpose of sec uring funds | followed by refreshments,