The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1909, Page 4

1 THE DEMAND CONGRESS WILL HEAR SOON MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1909 HUMANE GOCIETY 18 NOW GATISGFIED WITH THE MANNER IN WHICH PUP6 ARE KILLED Fearing that peripatetic pupa which roam the streets of Seat tle without the formality of carrying Meensea were not receiv ing @ square deal, members of the Beattle Humane society, at a recent meeting, delegated Humane Officer John Vaupell, Charles M. Farrer and Mre. J, Kroger to investigate the city dog pound The committee invaded the dog pound Saturday to see how Henry Gregg weeded out undesirable dogs Henry puts a 45-calibre revolver to her bead of the ownerless snd friendiess purp, pulls the Uigger and the friendlies one promptly goes acroas the great tiver into dog heaven The commit will report that Gregg as a dog assassin tn | quite humane, and that the tramp purp is a nuisance, anyway sen Sa _ DALLAS, Tex, Deo. 7.—Plocks of wild geese heading south for the wint have been passing nightly for some time Marry | Johnson has & fondness for wild | we. When the first Might/ | fac iCa ; | passed over the city, Johnson got | one goose with a shotgun. He wasn't satiafied, #0 he rigged up a| gan pipe cannon, which he loaded TOR sec || eee Chineinas }a mound in the back yard and | ed for the next fight, Abou’ | clock in the morning, the per-| | son who o * the house adjoin ie the Johnson residence in South Dallas, was awakened by # loud nolse and a plece of iron crashing through the window of) BY H. LEE CLOTWORTHY. his bedroom. The nelghbor found iin sennihtinemeinaiiahii — DAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 4. |Johnson, bruised and battered ae Congress will be asked this winter jiying in tho yard in the rear of| — t ide for sufficient increase of |his home, with four dead geese 3 beteatey ‘ ‘aaieien the intervals about him. Johnson was revived Why not add to the pleasure of reading the @f tropical service. by the time & policeman reached new Christmas books and musto with the The reasons are, for the most part, jthe scone. It cost him $60 to re comfortable light furnished by a new | pair his neighbor's house, $25 in doctor's bills, all of which ma | Baan oe em ee Si eto | Portable Reading Lamp the present appalling and needless loss of life and money to the nation in a time of peace. The physical manifestation of the reasons can be =a ye Lad prong “ae FO TR it he —(ias or cloctric—sultable for the desk, table traneport docks right here in San ir be. ; " ' < Francisco. It is not necessary to go | \* BLACK WALL PAPER * e am se ose “ glee rraphegpons pic ° “ . seanon, 0 00: to the tropics. | CONVALESCENT SOLDIERS RETURNING TO THE UNITED |* Black wall paper im the lat * » pri tt th of all There are two great national In-|§TATES ON AN ARMY TRANSPORT AFTER A PERIOD OF TROP. |* est thing in London. It makes * variety of prices to sult the purses of all surance organizations, the army and | ICAL SERVICE (upper), AND A VIEW OF CONEGIDOR HOSPITAL, |* 4 fine background for pictures * ’ sor the navy | ONE OF THE OVERCROWDED HOSPITALS FOR U. 8. SOLDIERS |* and th said to be very popular ® |] = Why not trim up your fire |@ with flr women, because it #/ lw * i‘* * * ’ Insurance Against War |IN THE PHILIPPINES place for Santa Claus? We 4 : ‘ . sete off their Beauty. The are making special dincounts Each ye undreds ' " heavy blackness is relieved #/ @ollars ar id to these or a * by small designs in full green. #) 9 08 rn g: 2 fficer ho h b killed r € ary sacrifice of the lives of . 7 tions for security insurancs ama sie eoterrtirgy Sgr angels ssed sng adh yong sclypdltnpgge -getbag Andirons Firesets a rn ra CONN Ce Tee four wane test lnaation, ‘Yin | ¥0et thle inteleeatie cintitiee, acn-1* UT UNL CRESTS SSS e Fire Scree ye ng ae scheani ie of all porn een Viatiens a ress will be asked thie winter not! | iP 4 insurance mulate asxnets | sive tropical service, ° for a muffictent tm wi . Ser renee | Basket Grates during © x 8 os thi t . nyrs et m ; vat Att Hand Bellows Wen oe in it ign ser . t wh LU v . “ se . a 4 = conditions. | ure exceptional; has es , wide the necessary military i hin ewim Brass Coal Hods The ase nary insur wen and a half years in the Phittp- | ¥¢ for tho loss highly dix ot in’ 4 eT | ance corpo! od in issuing | pines and teas than four and a half | Cl? state troops which would And offer a beautiful assort- polictes against fire or fife lose are| years in the Unit m to stand the first no lf ment of patterns. Oe ee — -| We Give You Sinden Seer GAS, DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN a Turkey In time of peace our mi fee ts naturally sup > Gergoing perfection in organt | to meet the exigencies of war the! tame as ® private Insurance co! tion is during norma @trengthening its assets to pestilence or fagration. To celebrate the first auniver sary of the sale in Geattle of the celebrated “Champton” Inter changeable Gas and Coal Range we make a Christmas Gift of & turkey with every “CHAMPION™ Range sold up to Christmas Eve i =| AND OTHER MISERY VANISHES cents, we has tn-/ i 100 In each rae entalled asive ing and you belleve it is th your meals don't fit comfort-|a stomach sufferer, though yen rigny | call it by some other name. your only troubh hi ly, or you feel bloated after f t ; you eat does not Rotorious fact known to « $700. which fills you; if what you iy oe ee | This ts an opportunity worth Sean Sete to tabdoenes a Am Riles 1 p of lead on your y unb while and applies to terms or “orgy tnelan — ee ae an sal ox mach is difficulty in of Pape's Diapepsin. will eash payment ath eating, eructations | cost fifty cents at any Pharmacy 4 ; 7 ertected for nds , exhibited a! . beg Bn eagle J betng.-« ‘ en ae moe Means Money As Well. P ed food and acid,| here, and will convince any’ stom The “CHAMPION. exninined of the A-Sed - ptm D . me be wnnnevine me GOLD MEDAL for utility of use, exceptional baking ee, C00! t brash or a beiching of ach suf i can make up your mind|ing a # you need something to stop| tion and Indiges-| the misery of Indig Following out the same ratio of lows in the 30 regiments of infantry, | we find an initial loss of $2,000,000 in money actually expended in the ease in an effort to meet the peace time demands made uj Upon the infantry'line, which car gies the “heart” and “punch” of the omy of fuel and especially for ite remarkable construction, burning ALL fuele—either gas, coal or wood—and changes from one to the other with « simple turn of the wrist, It f# not a combination range but Interchangeable t Fermenta pach is causing | on i s after tak-| | / training of the fficers and an in jon, No matter if you call your trouble army, excessive tropical sery has | Hi t ni crease to our stupendous pension To make every bite of food you! Catarrh of the Btomach, Nervous. ly the hand of death dur a wy ; _ Ser inca dave ck panec. With baa |wamaen of $1,200,000 per annum. —jent ald in the nourishment and| ness or Gastritis, or by any other| hah nt eeptekia e Are Razors, Gillette Razors, Auto Strop Razors, Strops, Pocket With the to t ney foe rength o “ur bedy, you must) name—always remember that a cor | . Knives, Manicure Scissors, Shaving Brushes. » of infantry from which : : lont, the low |!d Your Stomach of poisons, ex-|tain cure is walting at any dro ¢ principal garrisons of our oversea possessions, the to ft efficten fighting line a acid and stomach gas store the moment you decide to be- — af tropical service fall at xuch fre- | Instead of io eNine Nae le carteuee “Attn: dipesoeen saak” tice tiabGaaie th : GAB AND RANGES, quent intervals that neither officers | Seine perfe f war, it is being aoe jeatiot a apes Diapepain will regulate Bor men have opportunity to recu- | daily we through the un-|°@¥8¢8 80 many sufferers of Dys-|any out of order Stomach within ELECTRIC ILES sTove perate from the effects of t pepsla, Sick Headache, Bilious-| five minutes, and digest promptly} LIGHTING e HEATERS, nesa, Conattp ng ordered tion, Griping, ete.| without any fuss or discomfort all FIXTURES MAROWARE 7 ae % | Your case is no different—you are | of any kind of food you eat | mes) AN YOU AFFORD IT? : ae | ating climate before b again to the tropics. T ment of Infantry, whi feturned from the cor “ Phil | Gard tour of Phils service} To neglect a cold, bronchitis, ; since 189%, offers a startling {llus- tung trouble or Consumption te dan STONE, FISHER CO Second and University { STONE, FISHER CO. | Second and University | STONE, FISHER CO tration of the appalling lowe the na-|porcuy We all know how prone aa hclibhcnlinnsill seuhdiee sRecciseiecllhich cdi ean | fon ts apathetically enduring in pple are to deny they have C | men and money as a consequence mption. It is a fl ring diseas | & our supposedly economic policy |ind the sufferer in. filled with | Se yniittary seteaes. |bright hopes of improvement. Call Officers, Too. Consumption by its own dread Of the 43 officers in the prime of |name—and then—take Eckman’s oo en life who sailed with this regiment to. Alterative, because it is sttective the Philippines in 1898, only 19 yet in 17 ulosis. No one noe | femain on the rolls of the army. Of | doubt out it—there is plenty o' ae ‘ a evidence : oe witnesses. In j us | vestigate the following EUGENE HALE, THE PS” Ghaaets abe Palos ako | MAN FROM MAINE | Gentle m n Prior to Feb., 1908, | ur a I was located in Rochester, N. Y., } \suffering with LaGrippe, when de | BY} | velo; into Tuberculosis. My | physician gave me one month to }live. | was having terr night sweats and mid-day chills and los jing flesh rapidly, having gone from 155 to 135 Ibs. 1 coughed and , ; . raised continually and became so Young nest builders, newlyweds and old folks refurnishing—to all of these a useful and ornamen weak that walking a few feet ex ‘ , pai ; ; ; |hausted me. On my return home, tal piece of furniture will prove a most welcome gift Typical offerings from the third floor—there P) my regular physician gave me lit i i |tle encouragement. My father are hundreds more. | i who ia a clergyman, heard of Eck | Sian Rilceative ata tadueed. wae Satpal atic cuainiannpncneannitinaner ince iniint nh sidibibitiy duiapsnsduinedicinpinpaeapnbibatstuiien ne | |to take it. The night sweats and Extension Table with 48 $2.25 Shirt Waist Boxes | cbills ae reres _ —_ be. fneh round top, full quar $1.39 jeame easier and gradually dimin . lished and in a few days I devel tereawed oak, mass! Seles Wait Senyn: s0y oped an appetite, the first in hand-carved pedestal and ered with best quality | months. I am in perfect feet, finished early Engileh or burlap, brass handles health, back to 1 I feel cer side egular price and hinges, size ; tain that I owe my life to Eck-|@ ee eee ae s regular price 8 man’s Alterative Special 1 | (Signed) E. H. COWLES at ‘ kman's Alterative is good for jon sale at all Owl Drug Co.'s “y . | | stores and Bartell Drug Co.'s three é& $3.50 Shirt Waist Boxes $2.69 6 stores, and other druggists. Ask Matting-Covered Shirt Waist Boxes, size 16x82; value jfor Booklet of cured cases, or $3.6 Special at $2.69 | write to Eckman Mig. Co., Phila pecia a Dozens of other styles all specially priced for Tuesday a | $1.50 Screens 98¢ ° 8-Panel Silkoline-Covered Screens, oak frame; regular Dining Room Chairs to price $1.50, Special Tuesday 98c match; full box construe aC a am aca . tion; regular price $3.00. ——— rincess Dresser Here we have a very fine speci § ecial al 2.2) 4 / man of the senator of the ola | Princess Dresser, of best school” from New England gene Hale of Maine, that fin old quarter sawed oak; hand tariff-fed state, wouldn't think of , saciid | pr ll oi oleate Bags Mg Chas father Couch, full tufted, oak frame, full polished swell front; best | Nor his umbrella, either, though the sS pring con Me min was shining when’ this photo a ee a struction French plate bevel mirror; : S?aph was taken. But it’s always eee egul " ; bést to be prepared. Sendtor Hale ae ely regular value $21.00. Spe- 7 4 fg strong for a ship subsidy bill cial Xmas offer A) ’ i é | z 5 fer - | Pocket Knife, Air Rifle, Striking ¢ A. L. HALL, GLOVES 2.HOS' old. 6 1111 First Av. a Renna danas | ass | “Wl Must Go by January 1 HL S Modern 3 Modern . - KLEIN Department D. 9 | @ 422 make room tor cariond cb TH& BHOEMAKER, St — | airs If you can’t get boots or ores tores sin! fin 34H shoes to fit you, wet them mage HE } UNIVERSITY ot [SEATTLE comm Nas is, all kinds to measure at een = | 217 JAMES STREET. Ooms @ | CET CORRE ARE Ce <n Gunn” GuEEEED GumEED aS) OPEN EVENINGS If you find it inconvenient to come in during the day, don’t fail to drop in some | evening this week and inspect carefully our ms ase es magnificent exhibit of the new style JG y -HGhickering the most splendid array of superb Baby — Grands and “Art Style” Uprights ever ; placed on display anywhere in the great Northwest. Chickerings in costly San Domingo and — Mexican Mahogany and Brazilian Rose. wood—exquisitely carved and finished in handsome marquetry. An exhibit made necessary to meet the demands of our u ’ cry cultured homes. . ters irk ah age istence today—just now at the its illustrious career and an illu the character of the instruments thi being demanded by the well-to-do g of this city and state. CHIPPENDALE An example of Messrs. Chickering 43 Son's artistic creations in Upright Piano’ ~ It is safe to state that three times a many Chickering Pianos are to be found in the residences of our wealthy citizens and prominent musicians as any othet high-grade make today. : It’s the “Chickering Tone.” Regardless of claims to the conttarty,” “Chickering Tone” has never been equaled. It is unapproachable—unmatchable—in @ word, supreme. Chickering Pianos, the oldest in Amet ica and the best in the world, may be ob- tained on the Pacific Coast only at oe 7 EILERS OPA MUSIC BUILDING 4, SYSGHNSrON co.