The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1909, Page 12

rHE TAR RIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1909 : | you oan't even ay hello, You are] HELY WANTED FEMALE, ! FOR RENT—ROOMS, FARMS AND ACREAGE, CITY REAL ESTATE, BALE OR C XCHANGE, l). not a fit personage for the boys to | . : oe Continued Continued. Continued. | | well with downoast eye and on mane lars, alocnina 6 d nore | ne rich ¢ ; " » te ered demeanor—bix father . en 3 4 p it | | a love aroused aa it never wan, pe 5 nies Tp ag 2? om caine; end. t eann - | hey “be fore a4 ft the court room é a > rounds + farme; towne e one} «|Why P. jand silently made his way from the uy firntahed housek enon ‘ « nt | building : aT AV ; bal idhted me 4 ” : | You i i. nha wants. ladian| umokeepina 1 t the 1 a wale, 1116 Th rey | T MAL Alani Entrymen Examined in|“The Most Pitiable and Coal Lands Inquiry, Use| Sordid Feature of Imm ee inks ay : : your atti Him for Position of the! gration Question,” Says ; ‘ 1) win ; 5 | Saree aoe si oa ] rae “Goat.” | Report. mn oe ot ‘ selitng ncouniry pr ee ue TODAY AN! ea Re ioe Se The new store in the Majestic | Waned—cinl over 16, Apply Rupert pis-ene-bet Alaska. Ty i KINNEAR (By United Press) leaileeaid Senki. theatre bullding—the place to do| BPOKANE, Deo, 10.—Every ef WASHINGTON, Dec, 10.—The | your Christmas shopping. ote GOOD LAND, GOOD fort te being made today dy the | story of the white slave traffic, as under this by }#O Urn OF CITY ; H . - - "| er BhOF entrymen recently examined in the [told In the report af the immitra-| Saturday Specials in jane mH PRON tion commission to congre y, ; . ei . t y . | F inti Cunningham coal lands inquiry tol yoveais what fe termed “the Kid Gloves ; ' ara : wos : 4108 on ae as se at shift the responsibility for the varl-| pitiful and sordid feature of the) pose are real PANAMA Pov week, Phone , Crary tth an r eattie, | vies | - ; on 1. P, oun enterprises lat “1 in connee= | immigration questtén. ; pot ae é aoe « b i ele tion with the jo!nt devetopment of} While the statement Ghat the |2clawp at wrist, Paris pain coal projects to the shouldere of| trade was controlled bya corpora: | broldered, value $1.50 a pair - - " ve rea in ‘ Clarence Cunningham tlon could not be supported, it ts | : “ ‘ ) , HOLMAN The government has oduced | gtated that the cooperation be-| Saturday Only $1.15 a - —|days Hee ra . eeOurANT. Cunningham's private journ: !} tween the dealers is such that the Pair. ‘ ‘ 6 ve of s ae tis 4 leo reports, for the purp girls are held like stock and pri ¥ ————— roo MEIC Ae (nore per wi vegans ane stadia dM AOR . i showing that money invest quoted, varying with the different | With each patr sold we furnish | | ' ST LAWORTH REALTY CO. é | A ; a ag surveys for railroads, wharves, | nationalities and the number pur | an attractive box «| New York ive. r New Location te Contr raved heat ie. yerperny Coal bunkers and tunnels was paid | chased } HELP WANTED—MALE. ai Thee SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE, | rian va. | TEN AGhn HANOATN Bide" | te ae me one Main 44 from the common fund, with col-| It is asserted that French girls Saturday Specials in witied ads under this head-—Bight i Tae Te A OOoD YT " N IRONDALS motidoags ee | Tusive action by entrymen in de-| are quoted tn Chicago and Omaha} Hes . tine of words Heven in “ : v9 : od ge ERT ND ACREAG oO or Bing. ee a: veloping the property. The entry-| at from $600 to $1,400 each, Jap osiery } tte i ‘ A 1 ‘ | _ a men now disclatm any participa-|anese girls at Seattle, for eastern W ' ] wur ¢ tion in these promotions, and say | shipment, are quoted as low as $600 that it was the work of Cunning- h where several are bought at ham. Entrymen F.C. Davidson and/ a time, while Chinese girls at the) a on t * . ~ oe Hs Joseph H. Neti! testified along these} same port bring from $2,000 to . . ri *) ‘ ( ete eck . : Mnes at the hearing today. Net! | $3,000 each Special, 6 Pairs in a Box, heh € m ts i oer , von 5 ts » pris ney hese Tae stated that he sok! his claim some| ‘These girls, it is said, are lured | $2.65 a A hes New Yor 7 01-26 r ¢ . $19 Mhneicioy months age through H. V. Winchell,/ from thelr homes to this country, \- f of Minneapolis, who is said to de} and then held in a condition of ab-| Martin i Neti ates for either WANTED OA od : Hal ioren buying for the Guggenheims, for! ject slavery in the most barbarous Ld or hoslery easily solve the | ro peration i pviaanlaibiaiahinti $15,000. The title to this claim is} and revolting sense of the word. | Problem | DEPECTORS ean Vente Dlowpiping | Mt @ald to have been placed in the | ‘They are held by debts, threats of | @ in one month-—@old, silver. | ——— aontliee ssesiai \- — hame of Fred 8. Snyder arrest, exposure to parents, and| path 4. tin end copper J FARMS AND ACREAGE, CITY REAL ESTATE. The Cunningham inquiry will! even death } ibe “Gieastfied ade under thin head—pight {fled ade under thie head conclude in Spokane tomorrow Although this» Investigation has s, . is wo Beven ince ne of six wor night or Monday if Clarence Cun-| been going on sitice 1907, it has Pe a ‘+ | Tor the price of ix eh ie DOV Bingham is not called to the stand. | been only recently that the officials LOV KS Patten, teenie’ arcade vey iti Q eT; [nave been able to secure informa: Maa caer nl Aonee Perse | Bowyer Addition Ag saben CATCH SEATTLE MAN |tion of a definite character | rains | iste — Attempt to smuggle a quantity ot Wtambardion ; $25 Down-—$10 rica opium off one of the Canadian Pa-| Ladies’ extra fine cotton hose garter top, extra high spliced heel regular b0c value. | cific Railway company’s Empress $= | engine ‘ ng plem cont ' . y er Month 3 may . Piper, Lawper. Uners* resulted in complete failure, DEATH NOTICES. . > ° te eale—we eve as v > A oN . : ow ye your ow : mien eee cn through the cleverness and sprint ae eee te ocier t |) R RENT — “SERS or mont : : 7 a D AND me Vaite “am forming & ‘ ~ Ing ability ofa customs officer. he Pt saath ¥ y ¥ ki I “ee ve . € La While the officer was patroling Pier B, where the White liner is lying, he noticed a man come off the vessel and start down the wharf, bis chest bulging out sus- piciously. After a long chase the customs officer caught him. Col. Worsnop was notified of the capture, and the man, who gave the name of F. C Donovan, was taken into the C. P. R. depot, where he was searched and the opium and silk found. He made the statement that he was from Seattle and showed baggage | checks to do prove it RUINS YOUR TEMPER (By United Prew.) CHICAGO, Dec. 10.--Men who feel tired are only steam heated Women who clash with other women in their clubs are suffering too much from dry air. Many divorces and scandals are due to lack of moisture in the alr of the home. If you are cranky and Irritable you aré not the victim of a vicious ! ous words in their ears and turned or | them against her | DIAMOND #TUD# AN temper, merely of hot air Thege are the deductions drawn from the modern steam-heated Spartments by W. E. Watt, prin cipal of the Graham school. He submitted tiem to the Methodist Woman's club. “Steam-heated air is an irritant,” he continued, “and brings all the deadly and foul diseases. “When you find yourself saying things to those you love and weep. ing bitter tears immediately after ward, do not blame yourself for your vicious temper; it is only be cause you are steam-heated.” Zelaya m: fon to the! athe vil _— regen no ee | !RECTORS. Here is a father who, If he meets | “forrenw go ge his two boys on the street, cannot A Embalre stop and talk to them must pass them by as if they were stran gers. He catinot play with them; | Pi US he cannot send them Christmas| yuira av and University Both phones 12 presents; he cannot even telephone them and tell them that he sti] (——~—————~ loves them like a father should} SPECIAL NOTICES. And as far as the boys are con-|p > BRYANT, FARIDERMINT Fh cerned, their father Is dead MAKER, ate his EXPanigx 4 The father, Thomas Powell, and | Tie. th Be vay wees VA the mother, Susan Powell, are di vorced, They have been two years The two boys, Harry and Joe, know that their father and mother do | os not live together, but they don't | day evenings know why. They are too young to | —>—-xnas understand . salve The whole family was before | ™ Juvenile Judge Frater this morn se itis. eo ii ing because the mother said she), 1 AM vit" N Fa SGahi ween te ak Pe could not control her boys. She | cérpent ~ Be -_ said the father whispered potson Main #140) Ind PEXSONALB. They worshiped their father. | They knew only his good side, and | to them he was the finest of me Thus they believed all that he said The surt thoroughly ques tioned all four members of the fam ily this morning, and when he was ae Saw “Osteopathy — He forbade the father ever : SASS “a j : ing his children or ever talking to|,,2% Ol", CerBopATHY PHrat them eetrieity. eibratlon. fia And if I meet me byes on th’ | *tam vathe Byes. treated. | street,” pleaded the father, now re Nee aL Tenehene hare pentant, with tears in hix pie's Wank Widgy hecond mayn't I stop and say hello Tie woLma them, your honor?” F Dy ce TOUR we No, sir,” came the stern answer NO MORE JEWISH MEMBERS IN CLUB THEY SAID—STIRRED HORNET'S NEST SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.—Be cause two Jewish women were de nied admixsion to membership in the San Francisco Musical clab the Buy Little Me's © Hoods Canal 40 Acres Brinnon Greenwood Waterfront Tracts and Shore MERERKIRS CO. Homesteads large piece of bOOKS AND STATIONERY. Rook ore, 101% Feled : CHIROPOCISTS, > a ~~ naa ® Bide FOR SALE _ MISCELLANEOUS RASH AND DOOR PANGAINA re for staining DYERS AND oun tear 1 for Dungaioun caty tia) pet door" |GOLO AND SILVER Ba 216 Union “Hain GOODS. 15 Union, #t Hours Paint Gold Seal Paint— cane, per gallon HAT MAKERS Vint Kavanaugh, 2008 Pat MASSAGE. ream and tub erent location TH @ ~__ OPTICIANS. Kamonds, Op! ony Bom Kcirkeville, axe Dk Bidg., 4th and neccSe Rasa : at ie f vas A mean i : : ee Cr : NT ATTORNEY. entire Jewish membership of , iene awite = FOR RENT—FLATS. > a ar Maddie t to Aa fine organization is indignant today. | " te a hor a eecrnanettiate erated ae cae an : MIEN 2 Meat r "ow Adame @ Was wonten whinwere setusee ais | ee ree hate aha ai iets peal: | eee, Fen Wuhan | wt PPM DR a aienits howe haliard | Beaudet ve eae Mra A. Meyer and Miss E ie TAY ere _.. | His ana 14 em : si Y 8 = ao re einhart. While the secretary, the isa — ’ T en | Millinery wtock and res for eye. Bar Bora rat Tifook wie Misa Helen Boburn Heath, insists | | ipencer piéan a ‘ my caamee 30- Room Br ick ear ee that they were kept out for no per. sonal reason, but because the mem-| We sell only men’s shoes, but| “wey —— ‘ na. slectrie Hight. § pathy, | - —o Apartment ave 3 , . Gaattle Pattern ane Mf bership was growing too large, the| we consider the boys, little men. | Marine Cor | ery ‘ t iret av. 6. Main Jewish population considers the| For them we have shoes that|%"4, F fe fan oA car ner t Homesteads first ‘paper ~{- ; neat. wr niesty fer . we — PHVSICIANS. matter in the light of a personal|combine two important require-| additional « . oe : ; 7 affront. ments: Shapes that won't deform | ‘'thos, que ‘and ‘4 G STAR Hot : Get 160 acres good vy ‘ A tance ‘ ‘and will make t. Ro umbre . T LOVERING bas men . TM | ance fr aished roo - 3 ‘ plenty water an Wy fre er. * . sents change Mrs. Meyer and Miss Rheinhart| their feet and cause them im yearn | titite ‘with fy ter eget? ms ee | chee vane a sr aii Piro er, ny thine eu ‘ = Be ee ee made application to the associate| to come to regret the thoughtless. lowances Bervice on board a 4} O86 let we oi ‘ io’ back. at sh 2 —_— a to members’ class. Upon receipt of| ness of those who bought their Wand Central Motel Seatite, Wee | vic r | the their applications the board of di-| footwear while they were young, |—<— ee ee, eee - ; Lab ery . ye : i garoble sults 427 £0. Tracie, ro re =A rectors announced, through the sec*| and wearing qualities that'll make $y : oP nga ce errs t he ' to, _ - — : hag a — SHE reecre 15 : retary, that no more Jewish asso-| you wonder how they could last go | > 4 S . Seber ® A GOOD RUY —— or mae “ de treWibene in good shape, $10 Te ciate members could be received un-| Jong. F { ’ day , ome, 86) MEN Fay Vararitns 4 ten Fonte os . om. . tii some of those already members \ c Four , a jone Hort : , ; exer “ nved Balance $56 por’ me : : wis “PHOTOGRAPHERS ‘SUPPLIES. — ao Oid Oak Sh are ot ET ee | oe Inless the action of the board is y P Tie ee rEew see Fo'se Phone te ‘eel ‘ t ma 1 . ri fie or Ande a MGit tea sks cervec te cos | a oes - ae PG se ma EAST TS er ogy is forthcoming it is likely that oon wey v “ t oa H ns “FOR SALE—WOOD AND © COAL. all of the Jewish women jn the or e ° ave act ' 4 \ + har . ganization will filé their resigra-| e bs - . - ual 1 . o—93 .. GREAT WHETARN, HURL CO ~< tions. 18 runnin mitt we CAO! Malad? WERT MALT RY ] e . m « ag Rhhh ht hhh hh RR IK! “FOUR DOLLARS WORTH IN | 2m ne yo meg ome $19-920-921 Alaska’ 9 oo we will all t ether. | Land Fook per * BANK CLEARINGS. * Seattle. EVERY PAIR * * Clearings today, are mightsiiaed 4 i nies wae © and atanake © a ié re mighty, good shdées for big men oy WE me ue ules . per inonth ae Bee gery r+ bat is tine. Sing iat Works . ——— | fi94 / 0 Mimaury co Balances 5.00 x F - SHOWCASES. an oe Portland, ‘ : Mon’ fia “ cee aint taaadbieante FARM BARGAIN-NBAR ner, one oats Bu ae re Co: NG nee em aces pd da WANTED — MALE | aidsTetncrnt! timing ditt g | acreas Navel tan ; sen CE yo " ‘- Sin ry attle N " e . rag S ~ \ SAAN A AHH Sh [Colman Block. 908 Firat Av. | enmend thiec'HN” oltis. Mt ceeds| —rarmioned Tose? ie ¥ we _ - ~——— Phone Mast lore to h © ete | Grand run! GET YOUR HAT CLEANED pees nana i tanspion mei | omy ok ye pst I or Interior finish | 1 mite on fre c Ming, 1198 Tr » at bcwahi’ “ “ : 4 ne clothing: perty Business ¢ * _ ; nd e , brown, valuable ¢ 5|3 Pacific Bloc rrete wit) and 621 Pine st 1021 Third Ave. Hats cleaned while you wait. Phone ind. 2317, ‘ Sesame ty periig tor th ‘ . | —— tf | : a wt cy Eg ily) two le vies | Hoods Canal De elec east aaa ea | eae sourt et, Midway mill, Vhone Main 4318. Pe ¥ Warren SoxtO2; “91.080; 9200 canh, balance . WHT home | “Tatas Tron room ana yachent pear | igen Waterfront . ot Fnat, Venture : a ; c Cy ; at With bie , i _ i * Movin Return to 6645 20th W. Hecelve | Haht, #as range, Ind. A 8881 is a ale, “ ; rome Main 866; ind UES reward waliara ant , : with 60 fest water tween Bie jen-room _turniehed ! ; —— r pec dbs na a rooms. #31 Mar- | fro md |haie cash. b | 5g areain, ASB. Denny WANTED—MI , ton. Phone Main 3670 10-17 }earp, ‘ «i | Apply F. Ma nan oo av. itt = : Exclusively for | TOR A GE | ere 2 wise coving voorns, 18-8 } teh coentr Firat ahd Math at "¥-14°x | “Fay Pre ain A fr fe goed ‘ ‘ F hg or “ey ge : 2 anth | 5 VWensslele bor tei “were aie i Mow ay-payc tee TYPEWRITERS AN Goods. He —emeenocmmnwmme Br) cord whed for $2.00 cond on mrocna Houdtkeéping vomn for caw af three at beautituly five rooms, meek ot AM 7,800; ‘ Phone A 6204, =10-11 brooms. 107 Seventh ay on . 10° Hat ott “BMorkdlem man oS" ee] Un aTRLeey of free, fat tor, sate, ie Sop ark other og eI weltae B Ruanly Oo, ton tela, : P 2 pays Se SS °