The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1909, Page 9

THE STAR—TUESDAY;. DECEMBER 21, MAN TO “tt REJECTED, THE MARKETS 1909 Hekatch Popa. 00-1, ak SOME MAN WILL STAMP SALES Every Shovelful | | a | | bri A Ry oy waithothy 0.0002 sent several quoer packages that Ta ee nt so ‘ er old in tht | city 7 eerneton Ihave not been correctly addressed, | city In one da eaking t ey loser study of the figures com-| Only 9 people say they would vote } Regus and Butter Alfatte like Ane = ique of ne poh ro record by nearl 00¢ ~ 1 by the Success Magazine on/for him s Raxw. ranch Alfalfa the mont. salt record by nearly $3 » popular sentiment over the To the # Question about Potn-| Butter, native Waal Washington A beautifully carved man's walk-| $3,000 to $6,000. ariff shows an t for ¢ © Nqualified endorse: ssman Miles Poin xter and an unqualified vote of not, Of these Shot, Down While disapproval for Congressman Wil! publican From Arrest on jn)" Humphrey among the poo Is ts your doatre Trivial Charge—He Will) he of Washington gresaman should support the | In view of the fact that Hum-| ministration and policties of Speak Die. jPhrey ts a candidate for reelec-/er Cannon?” ts the third question dexter, 118 out for him again of 186 would while only 10. vote | 10 would | Br only one fa a re Poultry, that your con tion, the figures show 63 people| It fe turned down emphatically by out of 95 way they would not vote| Washington voters, 119 to 2 by ga tavesticn' | ng held this | for him again if there was a reputa-| Polndexter's constituents, 73 to 6 F to determine the fact in| ble candidate put up againat him.|by Humphoy's ing of a Young Italian Yast | ex 5 on shed Patrotmen Walsh and Me} ; The victim, Antonia Porti-| “| CHELORS XMAS plying dying in the City hos (Conctuded. a ona, dowen Hare, tb. smoked Pig | Belgian Meats, on them hair ribe My sister wants a My father i Sr irom a bullet wound in the took place last ntent| King st. and waa} srtipilio’s efforts to| Youre truly Patrolman Walsh | {.4°'eBalth v 8 he but | Waters age oing | Bo tye aa the patrolman discharg: | *** tol. The wounded man ities shot by the police ~~~ | you wont us we remain) “Frank Waters age 10 Waters age T years Vio- age are Reatrice 2 years Victoria Waters 7 Corliss ave, Green ways unlocked. READ THIS Canmry Dear Santa this letter caret hy says, fle aa “in the air say bring it and cannot write at a big doliie be Mr, Star: Tam a boy 10 last year. We Jold and have 4 smaler brothers an¢ : We all want of | we n d ristma at. W t our K. years Hinds Hinds Fore. Fore anid. atoor arrest came about through to force his attention on| Phorence Davis, a ticket seller | Clay f tt ie Nikko theatre on King st. | $0. *Yy velt < ittle brethers want fied tried to call on her where | as we woul sya| Thank you very muc Hees, Ti) Weller st. Sunday # magic | beoaus f'ng youll not tor petording to Miss Davis, Por | lantern my wants a tool| you live at See te ahoct & and | Ouest ant Other Hite brother wants | sure you do. Sp threatened to shoot her. an¢d eafided her troubles to the po a rocking her re a av wants choo brother at night Portipiio and some | A02Y And nuts pi ease Mr attended the Nikko theatre, ot Ave. Weat Patrolmen Walsh and McGrath there watching for him. As he tthe police started for him |* fe ren. The shooting followed. | ® Editor of The Star In ‘ b is 18 years old and pop-|® closed please find $5 to add to Pui the Italian colony. His fel-|* your Bachelors’ fund for the aentrymen are indignant over |*® little ones, who, without your ng, maintaining there was|%# assistance, would have no @ for the use of a revolver|® Christmas. Also to show the the clroumstances. * old maids that we bachelors * ” THE SILVER. 4 are not such a very bad jot ¢ front atepa tull eut, oy full trim Ribs, Ribs. Ox tongue. Liver Heart {utton— We et. | heard he Star offlee and Im South, South Seattle ARE SEX ONE ease Editor my Chidien and if San t thing for ¢ HEN, ther hae six dont send iatmas we will r Christmas my Annie ley and { want a a Bugte rietmas and IT t br re one Of my ere and He want a o M SEER EEE RR RRR wagon id and havea two yers and nas T ittle alaters she want @ fith avnue | Live Rolowna Leaf Lard WARRANTS OUT FOR RECREANT HUSBANDS A tiredlooking mother with three | | children told a story of neglect and hardship this morning to the mem * of the prosecuting attorney's aftice that ended in a complaint be ing tesued for the husband and jfather, Patrick Lastrange, on a harge of non-support Mra. Mary Russell also told a sim ilar story, and another complaint was issued against William A. Rus ‘sell on the same | after all _ BUT SPARE HENS” |< FRANK J. NIEMAN, 5113 Ballard av ee rs SERRE ERE RE WANTS A DO! aus: 1 for - * * * * * wie * * * *- * * . My tetted Pree) G BEACH, Cal, Dec. 21 fen thieves desist from rob & coop | S0 ORES are 80 oc @xpensive was the request | by Mrs. J. Baker. ben thieves continue Womindfal of the woms ee ee. The robbers did not dis the sterling silver plate in the Mx Frederick Koon, the daugh Mrs. r, went calling in @ing. Mrs. Baker heard a| in the hen house, and/ men transferring tke fe for Acroas the street from the 5 ftice. To introduce ur new paln- ia we will clean or h free of charge for twenty daya any wt money ‘and Thelma 673 fremont rATHER Dear pan would IN HOSPrTA would | My b brakes Gifts for the Home The Poynor Store has on display a world of sensible Holiday gifts that will be ap- preciated by the entire family—gifts that carry with them all the Holiday spirit—and one that remains indefinitely. A few of the specials gre here shown. Many mote chin be seen at the store, and all properly priced for this last week's selling: with two wagon. silver, but leave the t" ghe cried. Don't eggs are 60 cents a men ixnored the protest and fers. taking only the money be » Dec. 21.--When } les Rroadskie broke through lee ond Cheney's pond today, was made for grappling trons olled Oats } ley, mixed Middlings, ton’) )) Marley. ton Wheat ton Frutt—selllog Prices. Apples, local i Abplen, We Home ‘aro snd Bar natoher wn pears Onions, Yak Or Potatoes, le pric Potat pric Yakima potatoes, buy- 16.0018 al, buying 14.00016 #, local, selling 17, 00018 ing price 20,00 }no clew w Beginning last night and registry window open to 10 o'clock for all of the pers nd off Christmas ing stick, neatly wrapped up and athmped all ready for mailing, was went ot because the sender had neglected to address it. There ts not a bit of writing to be ), and as the postoffice authorities have to who the sender was, it will be sent on the the main dead letter office CORONER SETTLES MURDER MYSTERY That Mra, Dore Woot wan killed by a street car ear the Lake I decision of Coroner The coroner holds that the wal the ad sun ay morning on nion | in th WN, B.D. , eiattie, Wists nd ; an out on trestle ‘ b k Of our coal is warranted to pan out pure coal and nothing You will find no artificial padding of weights with us, We sell coal—not dirt and rubbish mixed with ft And these grades of ours are the finest ever mined, with good he ing and lasting qualities. Better put in a good supply now while the summer prices rule, You will save by it J. W. BULLOCK Both Phones 87. and fell, lying acrowm the atruck by the car “The Virginia,” corner of a av, and Virginia st now © for business, with 105° modern fur. rail until oresent forgotten the last moment. HAGGARD GETS DAMAGES. B. F. Haggard, a former employe Jof the city who was saly in- | jured in the city lighting plant at | Seventh av. and Yesier way in April, | 1906, was yesterday awarded dan Agen wmounting to $16,838 by a jury | to Taliman’s department of the superior court. Haggard wae a wiper and was shocked by the cur jrent jumping from an ofl switch to! hin person. norte Judao NATURE SHAPED FOR CHILDREN Our Children’s mént offers every faci lity to those who wish to have proper Shoes fitted to the growing feet. Each sales- man must know how to fit a child’s shoe with the right- shaped shoe for that particu- lar foot. We guarantee our T Jepart nished rooma, single and en suite | Everything new. Rates from $2.00 . HEAT is what you can have improved Gas Heaters Call and See and Be Conv At any minute with one of our \ \ inced. Seattle Lighting Company 1314 Fourth Ave. Henry Bidg. Fourth and University. Phones: Ex. 76; Ind. 67. BAKE OVEN CURE 1S PRAISED BY PROMINENT RAILROAD MAN Mr. Latham, was cured of of seve 1416 re case of Lith matism last May by the Loughne & Loughney Bake Ovens, and sinc that time he has had no return of the torturing pain which had caused him great suffering for ten long years. Bake and tha that fay He declared the Oven is a great inven he would quick « not had not believe such had he undergone nt, and also m the sufferers that quickly relieved by the treatment. He says it will cure rheumatism when all other meth ods fail, and all those who are af. 8 wer the treatm Bo salesmen as well as our Shoes, TRY US ON CHIL- DREN'S SHOES TURRELL SHOE CO. Meted owe it a debt of gratitude. The Bake Ovens are located at suite 220 to 226 People’s Savings Bank building, corner of Second ay. and Pike st. Hours; 8 a. m. to 6 p. mj; Sundays, 9 to 12 only | 4 f|| GHORGE | AMUSEMENTS. Moore Theatre JOuN con®, | LEAD: i. COMAN. i Sie Toyal Fan The Yankee Prince” Prices & $2.99. THE GRAND °9H< in Mana Mat. Tom THE axp ‘or won" Seattle “Theatre | 1 & Drew, Mars | ' i at . CREAM OF JOR BOGANNY'S LUNATIC BAKERS VAUDEVILLE t Main ind. THEATRE Sixteenth Week D. 8. Lawrence Players Phones—@ 1204; 4304 LOIS | MATINER “Kh Gilded Fool” | TODAY. | “PANTAGES THEATRE | RQUALED VAUDEVILLE” | MYSTERIOUS MYRMA erties The Sensational Div- ‘Today at ing Queen. 903 Second Av. Loughney & Loughney give free o onsultation. cover the body, and an under ‘was telephoned for. Broad-| was carried underneath the more than 50 feet by a swift | , but emerged in an ent When the grappiing iron arrived he was clinging to! thin ice, shouting lustily for! ‘A much alive corpse was as- ashore OF SENSE ‘WILL BE PAINFUL _ FOR THIS FELLOW; isend Other Great Acts 423 PIKE ST. TWO STORES * reptied J.| judge,” er toe 5308 BALLARD AV. * to his reqsons for} alee iBoyle’s Great Sal $12.50 | said Judge Gordon, | | We have grouped our entire Clothing Stock ane question wan forts.” incictent Phe Vircinia,” corner of Kighth Mad Virginia st, u $14.25 $25 Princess Dresser, ike cut maple or golden oak, circle front, three | draw large French plate mirrer... was closed. in olther birdseye $14.25 Desk and Book Case, door, French plate mirror ornamental ouk . 26 Combination cirgle glass 4.15 is now open! is, with 105 modern far-) ne, single and en suite. | img new. Rates from $2.00) Per week Union Savings & Trust Co. i I. of Seattle into three different prices, $2 All Suits that have sold from 18.00, to 5.00 go at $27.50 go at $15.00, And Suits that sold from $20.00 to $11.50 and every Suit marked less than $ like above, etton, 20.00 goes at $12.50. $15 Library Table drawer, Mission conastru for this week 20 styles of equal vaiue Table, shown above, solidly built in or eatly English, full 6 law-foot $12.25 | $17.60 Dinin quartered oa sion, nicely fin if désired ... as an extra inducement we will give away Absolutely Free with every Suit sold this week, We to select from. $300,000 and undivided Keep fnough money to you your own master Bthe end. If you didn’t SS e a afd, : c the money, you would = Spend it. Then why it femply because you it? “Money in a sav- @count is satisfying. REST 4] Per CENT Compounded pe aeeally the choice of any Hat in our my stablishment must raise a considerable sum of money hristmas, and ate Obliged to sacrifice our fine stock of by lothing. We are also showing a great line of Good Holiday Bathrobes Neckwear priced away “below the average and Smoking 1 g g Jacket Links, Searf Pins, Mufflers, P. $5.75 Denk bullt lind from $5.00 to $10.00. 50c up. Cuff from I cut, in $9. 25 $5.75 | i" ss STORE OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK PANO} 2 BE eA a Carpets S. H. POYNOR give 708-10 PIKE ST., WALDORF BLDG. Rocker, ke ab construction spindle dat 50 Ls yuartered fine, any ah ve out leather $8.15 $4.00 Ladion roomy, well or early F A spocial « own above, in ajamas, Slippers, Gloves, hea nS 1) ‘MOOR, Preside §, &. SOLNER, ¢ Dinnctors: wie Ropes. J P Low lewart, OC b ind numerous other articles. NEAL BOYLE 423 Pike St. 5308 Baliard Av. Fancy Vests, Furniture ECOND _ and CHEARY sTREET at Vion, o "ana pat George own