The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1909, Page 7

THE 8 CEMBER 1909 7 CHICAGO MI6F.T PAR LORS, 1400 FIRST AV. Ohio pain sented in the THE (Ooneluded.) son treet car conductor A fondness for “aalt horse ed James Smith tn th Came when she white alyly crept aboard Clty and in hin rambles found a sack of| Smith | auffiol the last night, “ault horse." Perhaps IRONDALE ROUTE, THe VAST STEAMER HYAK bar-| Leave Pier, toot can of Marion st., 10:30 « m the meat was not tive of Seattle to answer the charge| of murder of Hugh MeMahon, tender, for P, BE, Sullivan, he thank “Pat” Sullivan for his trans portation, and the pleasure of the return trip. The state extradition fund of! $10,500 is so low that the governor wasn't inclined to let King county| draw any more, as this county has| practically depleted the appropria tomsed Colman sack overboard Into the salt water Then Smith calmly went ashore, omencekers’ rip to Bon nday only the 10:30 trip te omitted. eee ee! T made this presont myself. Not because there was any sentiment attached to the job but merely because it makes the gift so much cheaper. MERRY CHRISTMAS! Wishing you A BUM CHRISTMAS because your gift to me last year forced me to the trouble and expense of sending you this gift this year. From your so-called friend, She Will Appreciate C focieleé om iGO S wel- RRR * * \* * \'* * * * * * i* . +eeeeeee eee reriabebncehaludiiat Deleiadaie’' ERR The For Xmas A Box of publishers of ANYOLD MAGAZINE take pleasure in AAA ARRAR RARER informing M | | that through the | It's not the apirit in which this gift is made, but the value of it which I wish you to notice. 1 spent $16 on thin present, merely for the purpose of mak ing an impression on you Please be impressed accord ingly courtesy of Good candy is always come M she will not be bothered by monthly receipt of Magazine the coming year, as the giver of this present has sent the publishers $6 under condition that they take his (or her) name orf the mailing * * * 7 . . for he) ®& * * * * * * * list for that period * * * o * . o * * * * * . * * the Anyold Every knows that Societe PURE woman Chocolats are en eeeeeeeeee _———_—— TAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC p THAL | WINS MONEY THEN, has been the cause of all the trouble | having @ bill pre , ih (iy United Pree) |which has been sustained, left al tee anen rt + | — CINCINNATI, Deo. | Tl intend |emall amount in tru to a | © agenta of the commission, who a to return my share of (he money to! Charles | Gepent several weeks here on the)! GILL 18 POOR SECOND IN “SALT HORS ie, United Salen government,” land te tecloos sale Gores sent work } THE BALLOTING AT | APPEALS TO THIEF) *«i¢ Anno Hat | at the extbten egg . Hall will case by Judge James B.| years, and during the fourth trial Poulsbo Route a 4 , vote being taken by J. V. Hotes court today. “The government set} Miss Hall b famous a few Two Round Trips Daily mr i we he raat Aer ho the de) at Ballard, shows Houtilon to be «| lst night 4 bad precedent when it donated | years ago, auccesdeé (6 Dit ses seam i agit Became gape pread of the prime favorite as candidate for) Smith the} $15,000 to my father, Capt. James i Dock, + A wi sud gee Smi etn Who = Says |cheapent Hi Git, came tn with 23 ‘Home of Wireless When “Budgeon” Smith returns o ee ’ series of straw ballots introduced | thought j her freedom in a shameful extat by Holton at Ballard nee mony ence. But the word freedom ia al allard lently pickled, for “he Veto. mockery in these cases. As soon}, C% {he vote for counctiman from | Buildi mers Eased. franchine. Sor. the lot tn debt to the Deoourer 86, ©. A. Schneider |Kot a rowboat and reacued the “salt ul ng } Mayor Miller Shields 6, and J. V. Holton 26. First av. when Patrolman Jack a overrules ye ped Fe PP St Stetnor yg the favorite for coun-|Landis stopped the procession SEAT question, in case the) "tet of a Japanese giv! Dreaghe| cilman, bul the report is current| Smith thereupon took @ trip to TLE ~ BIDS TO HAVE Pouitlon, one of the may-|% the United States, through Vic | THE LARGEST AND BEST wy. tion. “If you keep on at this rate in King county,” said the governor proxy bride of a Japaneso laborer. | A ved with CANDID CHRISTMAS CARDS — rho nat/A Procurer ttved with her several | hausted by April or May.” ; c 5 Bouillon is strongly axainst| 4, Procurer lived with her several | Banks and bonding compantes| §t! 30 0, 18 Mecared that the Northern |¥#* then deserted and immediately BY FRANK H. WILLIAMS. that had previously advanced money | m Rverett at O16 for two years been pav ey for a francise which = in and 716 pm. Single fare to the Iife and was starved and beat Wireless Telegraphy, Inc., devoted | spent hundreds of dollars, put up ‘Ste creph. Colman dock. $200 and the officer was on his hunset’ Main 2994, ind. 78 . ‘he # Main 29912; Ind 786 Northern Pacific men came {seat to Alaska, The price was jthe art.or science of electric wave | ¥8Y ‘ba ones ™ SERVED. 2,400. On the ¢ of the jtelegraphy, popularly termed wire. | “sare td this /S2tp she begs on her knees to! 2 : jleas telegraphy ahd engineering a pew sirect was condemned |Sh¢ could not speak a word of how about Real Beauty-—Refine- §| “eal, everyday actual use and man ment of shape? The COUSINS when ft should becom In another case, a Polish Jew SHOE ts a leader in those 9) Of the latest types as used by lead-| ing commercial companies and the} + the Of prostitution. She was only 17 government. Heretofore there has |) funa on the shore of the|&) - : van ie |She landed at Ellis island booked ated among discriminating wo suis treet which the rsil-1).' Montane, @he had eccompe Sanat eines for supreme quality and beauty §/@lectrical = schools, = which teach || ~ of style, and it meets that | peeretert it promise was uot kept and the mand in & way that aatinfies, §) Of the enlisted personnel of the! electric class of the navy The) Mr. Griffiths has said that we/farious trade and then sent to Se students learn by doing the work || the railway more than the /attle where business was more re. the best development of ele needs us, and has repre-| munerative. ate cost engineers and wireless operators '| associated with the INTERNA! come oar Way at all. The fact a TIONAL INSTITUTE OF WIRE-| they made all these arrar French girl, practically kidnaped Ti 1 Eefore applying for the tran- a factory near Paris. After urr WHOLESOME i SFYING her to drink a quantity THE SHOERS telegraph institute, officially recog SATIS nized, open to the public {nm Amer joa Buy them An: becca ae dp oA y y WHITE Li ILLON LEADS 20 *K in our family, and T shall not use a] legislature, providing for the SLAVE TRAFFIC. GIVES IT BACK | = when « verdict was | charitable bequests, went to Anna ey gathered testimony—some BALLARD. 1 c e jo - - a " sD 400 Fr, © Prices vary from $300 to $400 for| MYO" Bouillon recetved 110 steamship Cottage Hall, for his polar explorations. it o parnned a — as she pays off her purchase price | (2® Thirteenth ward, Dr. G. A in Ballard that he will not ran. jthe oity jail candidates, took decided torla, and taken to Bellingham. ot outa <a EQUIPPED ELECTRICAL AND tin E. Griffiths, who of ts ten to Prosecuting Attorney George F. taken in charge by a Japanese | didn't want to stand for any more, = ye ey give it every advantage It {8 not @ correspondence propos! i te the city tn order te |Rnglish and the ship officers could | changes, but always along th |been no opportunity to learn wire-| - this f Seaee-securing by this fran-| ios ner procurer trom Russia, on Kt sete a standard so high that themselves under personal tuition | that we will have to entreat Story of French Girt. LESS TELEGRAPHY, INC, the|| fee sufficient answer to such | inducing the procurer made love y 903 Second Avenue. 26 Post-tntelligencer Bldg settee eeeeeee » cent of It }less putting to death of the IN STRAW VOTE | The will of Mi Hall's mother, | leasly sick or injured 6 the week torent ; returned In her favor in the noted! The case has been in the courts for of he most revolting—in Seattle ¥ Bwink's n the nmon p an 7 nalded Kitective Tueadny, Nov. 23. commisaion’s Teport ‘calla Geane |. BALLARD, Dec. 15.—The straw pein ne'e fury it mon pleas | Mins Hall trie unaided © Tacs hs be Statement of A. V. votes, and 1 : modem eee 2 Barnnrd Ellot, Manager & girl, the Orientals being the and his nearest competitor | This is the second co ft from Chicago with a special detec . : Then i is up to the girl to earn| cond coulit of the Mayor Miller Is Right in p to the girl to earn ; . “ ; nstitute—P.-1. proposed franchise for the . On One pretext or another, is A. EB. Ruffner T. Armstrong 17, W. W./horse.” He was wandering alon, Talon bids fair to become a Jap Girt Case Here. “s . 4 She was sent from Japan pan as WIRELESS INSTITUTE OF A “ But the laborer did not exist. | Vanderv the fam “4 | aa it stands at present sant an er, he fund will be ox 9 dss ak present form of the franchise, ; - eave vere sam. 216 madam. The girl rebelled against | ‘The International Institute of |#0 Pat Sullivan, who had already Mind 135. p mm. Bingle fe ielialialcRelalaleleheleietelahahel agnosie 1.00, Round trip $1.40. the rights of the city en. She was brought to Seattle and TH to the teaching and development of Bo Herthern Pacific men came l9ieo0., Gu the deck of the Alsaka E COUSINS SHOE Are swift in their changes, But §| ton. Every student studjes prac Ewing street for railway /®t Understand her |agement of wireless telegraph sets This Ewing street, |Sitl was found in a Seattle house/ Mines of good taste. It has er en an appreciation and demand §/'¢## telegraphy except in the naval | even a common-user Without even a common his promise to marry her. The thelr own operators from the ranks Facts Disprove Argument. |gnorant girl was taught her ne it occupies # class by iteelf for ance and refinement at moder}. expert constructing wireless railway by many concessions Another case was a li-yearold)| first and only practical wireless || ** “gstatement. jof wine, RRR ee her to go to Batte, "Oar city has grown from the|and induced of « village which, eager/Montana, with him. There she vallways, concedes any sacri-)was deserted by her procurer. She to obtain them. It is now ajcame to Seattle then, and later be Scresole which should concede! came the owner of two houses of only upon equitable| prostitution in this section. From ‘The terms of this franchise | her rnings she sent money to fe not equitabie. Parts to educate the child of ber-| : sao self and the procurer. / “Se Beer eRe STONE, FISHER Co. ee Seeeeteteeeeeeeeeee AAT MERRY XMAS. Notice what « «mall, ap I'm sending you Second and anlar ne Uatverehy. ‘STONE, FISHER CO. From MERRY XMAS. Actual cost of this pres } ont Ptr: | Hlaborate Gowns and Costumes Are Now | |SALE of FURS DIALOGUE Entire Stock of High Grade Furs at suas as 4 Greatly Reduced Prices — Splendid Opportunity to Buy Your Xmas Furs While This Great Sale Is On. $22.00 Chinese Lynx Set—Stole with Rug or Pillow Muff. Regular price $35.00; An nual Clearance Sale Price $22.00 Second and University. present this year + * *& This In to pay you back for * * that shoddy, ‘omsge-~down thing you prae@ out Wy me last year Razor. A. L. HALL, 1991 First Av. 8 RRR YOUR BIG BOY. The entire stock of -evening gowns and party dresses is to go on sale beginning to- morrow and continuing all the week at one half former prices. The holiday season is usually marked by many Social Events, at which milady will want to look her best. The sale could not be more opportune. The gowns are the finest we have ever shown; the savings very great. You can buy— ALL $50 GOWNS| ALL $100 GOWNS neighbor's house Time — Day after the party Personnel cepted. regrets Lady Who Atcepted: Everything was perfectly Lady who ac Lady who sent her Mrs. S. had a beauti iul dress. Black with white And Mrs. H gown of rose chiffon—a per lovely had a new a Combination moving picture magic lantern machine, $7. NY FIGHTS fect dream Lady Who Sent Regrets: Was Mrs. F L. W.A.: Oh ALL $150 GOWNS AT there? yes She had green dress on—you “WE SUIT LIGHT PLANT DAMAGE SUIT HAS A STRANGE FEATURE. Men were shocked in just meame spot and just the same inthe city lighting station, and Yeuler way. $4.75 Stoles, Ties, Throws, in sable opossum, sable wolf, brook mink, fisher, coney and many other varieties. Values from $10 up to $17; Annual Clearance Sale Price $12.50 Brook Mink Stoles in latest styles; The dialogue could be tinued indefinitely everywhere pens and h The Christmas show of » yea! § her "4 y know that thing she always wears! < P| It hap ap 2ens somewhere every day $125 WITH MANY PRICES IN BETWEEN Rich Waists for Xmas Giving Waists is by far Auto Veils and Evening Scarfs ged large Annual $12.50 the most ever made Tt includes Waists of Messaline, Taffeta, Scotch Plaid and Persian effects; Waists of fine white lin | en, plain or elaborately embroidered; Waists of $13.50 fine net, Arabian lace trimmed: dozens of beauti : : } fal styles and colors, iy all sizes. Priced from %k Mink Rug Muffs, highest grade $1.00 to $35.00 each. fur, newest design. Regular price $18. Annwal Clearance Sale Price 843-50 TM Thousands of Dainty Kerchiefs $8.00 i world’s goods ook Mink Rug Muffs. Regular price ing $25 $14.00. Annual Clearance Sale Price : He said he would | Haggard stood. | w 4 ff G4; 4 taste iy fee One-Third Off on Black Coney Stoles, Rug and Pillow Muffs 608e,J. Harvey Dennis, city claim extensive and elaborate we have Was gratuitously handed by the city for damages he other, RF. Haggard, Apprentice at the time of Bechdent, ix now fighting in| court for $1,250 from e city. | Mawears was injured April 24. | time later he instituted a per- | uit against the city nnis, who was an as- | @laim agent of the city. then | Be4 A. Bradford, chief claim the city, to show him how for Haggard to| Luxurious Gifts Are As a headdress for evening affairs these long Lace Scarfs are very popular, and the Chiffon Scarfs are ideal for auto w We show a remarkably fine collection of both Point Gauze Lace Scarfs, elaborate designs, fringed ends, in boxes, $8.50. Black Silk Net Scarfs, ends embroidered in gold, heavy knotted fringe, $14.50. Senorita silk spun, champagne, 50. Auto Scarfs of chiffon, ors, $4.50. And Don’t Forget the Baby On the second floor section devoted to Ba gift s size. Regular price $17.50; Clearance Sale Price . inex- fringed ends, in you're blessed with plenty of this you can send Kerchiefs cost and worth the money. Or I dainty styles for a in shadow shading col apiece you can choose few pennies. which, all are in good here told of Six in » matter CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS Pure Linen Kerchiefs, six different pattern By long odds the elaborately embroidered. 6 in a box for $2,00, show of givable | Fine Embroidered Kerchiefs, 8 tn a box, with a } las is to be gift card, For 50¢, Hand Embroidered Kerchiot hemstitched edges. For $1.50, were Irish Linen Kerchiefs, hand embroidered and $ are the lace edged; sold singly at 59c each. Box of six $ larly fine Similar reduction entire ock | for 5 and frames are of Pur Is. Select Fur for Armenian Lace the handles heat 83.00, Xma il hold them on a Princess Lace Kdged Kerchic At Men’s, » $15. posit Wonieh's, | 3 to $25. W $5.00, $8.00, $12.50 and $25.00, a pac II guarantee all our gov en ee G& UNIVERSITY 8T Typical offerings are Swiss Embroidered Kerchief: box for $1.50. A pretty - , you'll find a whole 1999, Mayor Miller »y things. Here are which had been | mcil, making an} which | tinest ‘ mbrel Lit erally thousands to choose And handles *, but the some ggestions seen here 000 with Fur Caps in Christmas boxes. Angora At $2.75. Bonnets in pretty boxes, $1.00. Mittens of wool, silk or jersey; the better ones fur trimmed, 25% to S5¢. Baby Moceasjns of kid, white ribbon, 50¢, Indian Moccasins of soft Leggins that button up the side. Rattles, Rings, Combs, Brushes, Puff Boxes in wide variety agen for his in oF: Mey $60 Russian Pony Coats tid hak wavare An $37.50 not only particu covers with pink or btue ying Hag on our worthy your now Wdged Kerchiefs, Box of 6 for S5e. n boxes, $4. Powder and mall de each have manufactory and our own FISHER @. 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