The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1909, Page 9

THE STAR SA 7 , JOY IN AFRICA—ROOSEYELT POLIC rOL. SEN IS WED T ‘ se { Aacklets, whe. fo ROM DOCTOR 0 GENERAL | | RESCUED—TAFT TENNIS. CABINET NOW sas AROMANCED WELL: YES INA WAY fuexler, ho mand Had OR HOW wooD MADE GOOD ae te °(By United Press.) ies 1 well won py ‘aa nf y o Hack some distance from « outh ront of the White Ho EWho Rose te |S . unt Wall sahedana MP trois Weed, Chk guiblia ask ane’ Wlgnty beoroe’ WHAT TO GET BABY Once Held by} ff i < dente wt wits hrubt has been laid out a tonniv court that Mother will probably Grant and Sherman. 4 pens 6 wasiiean ons ’ ng em meeneves ays we pasead clate more than baby — | . h ternoon the first game was pla ou: lok mnimetes nehing nstance I he 1 = Ee Reowevelt players. Hela contemping taking” m_racqut_ hime wi a se | FAMOUS SINGER OF " when the follage comes vf nac or carriage a |HUGE BLACK CAT SUCKS BREATH FROM a ar iy tasks, bie has always and never pla | | BABY’S NOSTRILS—CHILD NEAR DEATH : Ry United Pre ying aeross the child ty, 1 oo cr tered, w ie hs : f the only imitations a vou He Jetnsidlisieeaiial p HAYWARD, 16.—Un- | musate brewed axatr little following articles are and ta the volunteers, and Was 3 der the care of a physician, the ve art Blood = wai snares also ily mad and useful ge if at all, w t military gevernor of Cuba fivewonthecld infant of Mre,/ yom ihe baby's mouth, and Ite face for baby © / Was a Wise Ruler. j Joseph V. Moreria is recovertr Hurling the beast through .the Sleeve elastics, covered with "9 I He Chased Apaches | It wae here that his pecullar|today from a horrible experience open window, Mre, Moreria. cried — oe - 3 : 49 years 2a eral Wood | genius came view, In hia diff_.| With @ huge black cat that te frantically to a nelghbor to. tele Eatin tevares clothes hang ny the a a8 aesistant aur-| cult dual capacity he governed Cuba! through an open window into the phone for a physician, The child ha bbon j 186. Apachea| wisely and well. Under him Cuba|toom where the child lay asleep,’ wan restored to consciousness only ' . . Soe in Atizona for|learned the meaning of the word| and attempted to buck its ath. | after the doetor and the half crazed Betiee. ane: Se Shag 9 ia method bravery, was) “sanitation He ¢ ted the! Entering the room where her baby | mother had worked over It for ered hoops and litt'e oe . SS gold medal and a pro-/ dread Yellow Jack, and will always|lay late yesterday, Mre, Morerialthan an hour, The baby wil | umes sau acorn cats Sis to & captalucy |rauk as one of Cuba's | actors. | Was terror stricken to find the cat) cover 4 ‘ — WA the Apaches quic army| In 1908, his work in Cuba being | - sncunecuasamaseememetatanamemerten cre oY ; tac and embroidered hoods =< aes a the } aptain,| done, he was transferred to Moro and ch them out, Then he Geel “eltows: tor baby With . * fetirea to practice medi-| province, in the Philippines. His found & po money ord nd | dal vs B.. idered covers — Te Washington, D.C. he was/ record there as military governor | endorsed It totaled $6.26. ns compel f Be ined e of the lead-| ix a duplicate of that while he ruled | “That's all I've got w he | by ysicians was chosen by| Cuba. He was co’ of the oar cet eran }said “God speed you good <a Pepeient McKinley as the family | department of ¢ #, and _ Coenerneet) . | work MISS VERGILIA BOGUE. | now, at 49, he bas he top. ~ Pease the Spanish war broke out.) His rise in the last 10 years has The Star this year is trying | Can you remember when you ‘ (My Ualted Proves Porugia, or something like that et " fiksnediately laid aside] been skyroc But he has al-| to looate as many poor families | were a kid-— how you stole NEW YORK, Dec. 16—A month|some day. Seems his folke cut him — speaeription cas: took up| ways made Everything he| a8 possible—families where | down staire early on Christmas [ago Vergilia Bogue was queen of | off with a paltry few hundreds a prverd. He was the command-/ did, he did well, He had a warm| Santa Claus will not come, it | morning to see what Santa isan Francinco. Today she is the|™ h, #0 he had to go to work to} of the Rough Riders.| personal friend in Theodore Roose-| asked the bachelors of Se | Claus had brought you over [ity of eke out enough to send flowers and | | Dr. Ludwig Wullner, the eminent Guasimas and San Juan his| velt, a friendship based on efficien-| attle to help. It may be a dol- night? What would you have |” ® strowt car motorman. {jewels to the fair Portola queen. | German lieder singer, will be heard tea bravery him | cy. “General Wood has traveled far| lar or two, or a present, but | thought if the tittle stocking A month ago all San Francixeo! No, they didn’t meet as the Italian in concert at 3 o'clock tomorrow to brigadier neral.j and fast, but he has always pald| GIVE SOMETHING. It means had been limp and empty, and t her as most beautiful! motorman worked his levers back afternoon, under the auspices of ‘be Decame major general of | his way | a lot to some lonesome, sorrow there had been no Christmas [*™mORE ite many beautiful|and forth, and Vergilia climbed in the Schubert club. There has been sso - soe wt ful little neighbors of yours tree in the corner? That's | #irls held the piace of honor to the seat marked “No smoking.” | an extremely heavy advance sale a | what'll happen to many hun. |!9 the big Portola festival. She This ien't that kind of « romance | and the Grand will have the larg- ‘Ms Saying that they favor Mr By do not extinguish the spark of self | —— breteon will the inpilieediliicainieimnanaiage aot = j nv », nd atop Ww n Pacific ratiroad, so she's! . trial hat f has happily proved Stablishment of a whipping respect that remains by subme ot complete odh tor weak: * of the families, Postmaster | °F runs and id : 8 |for which she is now on tria! jhim. That fear has happily p @ife beaters and mon who in a oe ‘ mere: | not complete the wreck by pushing pli's mail carriers are looking| OM, love's young dream, you say, Ot money, and as to family | peputy Sheriff J. E. Blakely|groundiess. The Seattle public aters and mon ix him in the quagmire of deprav-| jt into the fathomless gulf of irre * : tt families, and’ ity ~ pes * for them today. They will r Myrtle. Oh, romance, Annabel Well, the old Norman house of | would bave testified that he recog-|apparenty knows in advance just to suppor ir families, an ty and humiliation. If possible | qeomable agement ’ ; 8 fan ¢ . t pne: 1 ” the needy « «to The Star Bat wait a minute de Russell, de Grasse, de Lawrence, | nized her ae Mise Maud Baney,who|how big an artist Wullner te, Square | uggested as an m that spark Into renewed life When we « all the wrecks . flea for such an institu-| Do not further debase and imbrute | nay treet res sel he For Carlo L. Baron, the happy de Bogue, which clatme Vergilia,| was convicted in the superior court|though he has never been heard & soul already wandering, lost and | the waters Bnei tency If you bachelors could took |usband, In a gripman all right,/can trace its proud line back to|of Umatilla county on May 11, 1905.|here. The size of the advance sale pereander the whip-| friendless, in the stariess and song-| gin-cursed and those darned tb Into some of the homes, some [but he ian't working at {t now. some chap who came over to Eng-| Fred Day, of Portland, Ore., a| proves the general interest that is ¥ novice. A century leas night of animaliasm pp rene " th vote Hog ak ae -w of the faces In Seattie, both of |e’ 4 nobleman—will be count of land with William the Conqueror, claim agent of the Southern Pacific| being taken in his coming. baa mein universal use as a) Moat wife beaters are drunkards! and suffering that are ita ao tean oe on ere Bod . * . for petty offenses. It or degenerates and doubtiess many men of b MA eve: Some concomitant twin sister of the pillory, of them have so entirely lost self brains weep, and weep again that; ‘"i"@—you'd have to. Don't t wait too long. Let's get to- er the culprit got control and sense of shame that it fs written d decreed in the] gether now. bed number of lashes he they need treatment in a hospital book of Fate that auch conditions ; "a Pa target for all the oges, mud, frult and other filthy mis pthe delighted apectators chose K at. him. It aport the offense were heinous the would frequently clip off a int of the offender's’ ear and fit up tothe gaze of the gleeful Perhaps their wild ap- would be discounted by the might thrill the vast as Pioneer square, gath witness the humanizing of a human being under the lash fe difficult for me to think of horrible and brutal sugges- Pit will be an effort to beat beater—in brutality-—to the coward in cowardice. al th brutalities have din both Europe and Oregon, alone, retains pyelie of barbarism, but evt-| Der shame of it by rarely SR Delaware abolished the post in 1901. The rea fetaining it so long were | had no state penitentiary ‘ wiation largely negroes. people of Delaware Ma dutiful husbands could made by the. degrading i the lash and that loving conld be held together) of the cat-o’-nine-tails ing post has been re-) 0 the garret of antiquity | of genuine shame for} A tingracetul, degrading and| Practice. We have hu Biotleties to protect animals | y and barbarity, but,| ™ se human beings to be rather than punishment in the pil jory. But when a human soul is trembling on the brink of ruin, do was deemed | - shall exist DANCE AT DREAMLAND. | Dance tonight. Admission free ow er *| POYNOR SAVES YOU 50 PER CENT Christmas Specials = te Poynor Store Following we are illustrating a few practical gifts for the holidays— especially priced for the week-end trade. Prompt delivery is guaranteed. THOS. R. HORNER 616 Washington Building. inde China Closet, like cut, four sheives, quartered oak, in golden or Early English; 1 8.25 circle glass @ special at .... ..... | Extension Dining Table, shown above, in quartered oak golden or Karly English; full 6foot length; | ' hs on Teeth By beReal Dentists tal led SUSTh Mission Rocker, 1 t up holatered in genuine leather; $7.35 Chairs for the Children In our east window we are showing a large number of small chairs for the children—not toy chairs, but spring seat Specially priced at ae onal ae as we This Mission Rocker, like cut A massive Mission Rocker, like sat quartered oak, finished tn cut, fully constructed of quar —" golden oak or Karly Engtish tered ofk, seat. in iuine Rs. upholst tin genuine leather leat ; apindle back, Spe vie tall leed “ price of ' at i econ costes ‘ a a Z well built In ever way They include Rockers, Cane Rockers, Morris Rockers and Upholstered Morria Chairs? These gifts greatly appreciated by the little folk and are fered iday and 9 Saturday upward from... .ssssesssveses 5c S. HH. POYNOR Furniture, Carpets and Ranges 708-10 Pike St, Waldorf Bldg. YONA Ormions THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, A wellknown § drede of families In Seattle thie [OSS In & great carriage of state.| . “ Goat & est and most representative audi- man came in this me year uniess you help. Thousands lifted up their voices inj) 2t Uripman- Coun ay Boe L _— ence it has held in seasons. office. “That's a corking good) "I want the names of 10 or 12) "AKAs and rained flowere upon hor |*WS88er friends that he chased) 4 technical point of law saved! Some time ago The Star called Idea—that Hachelors’ Christtnas | families,” sald A. J. Engebretaon, |S he appeared on the streets, | Around with at balls and cafes af-| wry, Maud Johnson, on trial for de-|attention {o the extraordinary plan,” he said. “I came tn sp of 1528 Ninth ay, “There is a| Ste was the toast of every cafe in| ter he had taken off bis overalls at |trauding the Seattle Electric com-|fame which had come to Dr. Wull- to get in on it. You don't ne bunch of us getting up some plum | Prisco nage ge n Prisco called bit | pany out of $600 on a damage case,/ner in the Eastern cities and in jname, but | want you to have my | puddings for their Christmas din-| AM@ today she fs married to aj ® #ood #pender. from being exposed as a former|Kurope, and expressed the fear ntly a Seattle Judge and a, classed lower than dumb beasts? | money for the cause rs, We've got some presents, too,|4M who buckles and unbuckles Incidentally, Vergilia has other) prisoner in Umatilla county, Ore-|that perhaps local music-love eiibed. tekthterview, oro| Punteh the erumtoai?- ¥ But} He went through his for them. the what-you-callit on a cable car attractions besides her beauty./ gon, on a charge of uttering forged| would not wake up to the quality to the cabi XMAS SUGGESTIONS Three-Day Extra Specia days only new designs and perfect in workmanship, in every variety of shades and colors: Gray, Brown, Red, Blue, Black, Pekin Stripe and Plaid, all of this year’s new goods; nothing reserved. Not one of these coats is worth less than $20.00. Regular values $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00. The entire as- sortment will be bunched into one lot and will be closed out in the next three days at a uniform price of men, women and children. I desire to stato that all of the goods and values will be found exactly as described above and that not a single garment will be reserved. gihe sale will continue until the last garment {a soli. Those who desire to make a careful selection are ad vised to call during the early hours, The character of the goods and values offered are such as to make this sale without precedent in this city customers. Goodyear Raincoat Co. 1909 inating lover. There posatbilities in father in v esident of the snderneath, so that the He e oF evidence In a case etmilar to that of this artist until too .ate to hear TRUSTEE SALE A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Choice of any Ladies’ Rubberized Silk Waterproof and Dress Coat in the store, $10.00. For three Thursday, Friday and Saturday There are about 500 of these beautiful garments to select from, all of this year’s styles and patterns, Your G 10.00 choice Come Early and Get the Best Assortment An unparalleled opportunity to get an Xmas Raincoat at less than the cost of manufacturing them for For Men Men's For Women the women’s No other store offer varicty of Our stock of Raincoats is styles and fabrics of Rain unmatchable as to variety of shades, that we do. coats N f abrics and make, and especia s re No other store can afford to sell fabrics and make, and especially as re thelr women's Raincoats at the low s to price. But now you buy at price we do. We are manufacturers, | W-cents on the doflac, but in this sale we sell at 40 cents on the dollar, $12.00 Raincoats, sale prive.....$5.00 $12.00 Raincoats, sale price $5.75 $20.00 Raincoats, sale price... . $20.00 Cravenettes, sale price...89.75 $15.00 Raincoats, sale price $15.00 Raincoats, sale price..., 86.75 $25.00 Raincoats, sale price - $16.50 to $11.75 sale $25.00 Cravenettes, sale price rede howd pedevadnes MEG48 to C1896 $30.00 Cravenettes, sale price .... vavdreedees dese BRO00 to-O2 price I 00 to $14.75 SPECIAL NOTICE Extra salespeople have been employed, so that there will be no delay or inconvenience in waiting upon CHAS. BROWN, Trustee. 1420 SECOND AVENUE