The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1910, Page 7

THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1910 |FICTION SHELF FOR DOCTOR COOK'S TRAVEL ANECDOTES AT LIBRARY NOW AMUSEMENTS vHe rionT roR YREEDOM. RATION wes FIGHT OW HUBBAAD delogatos from la! in Seattle | for Hoquiam, to a! aeaeal state conve! , Plumbers--Dave Reid on State Federation ¢ Brewery Workers—T which opens there fomerrow Hi Ruchaw The Seattle de Klevetor Conatructors “ by 48 repre Halpin, W. H. Montgomery bof Spokane labor who Brewery Engineers W. KE. Green re to the conventio Steamfitters —- William L. On oe eutien, which ope helpers, H. Rees Be eed wilt probably last Cigarmakers—-Charles Lyle rm to be the mos Biever beld nV THREE KILLED IN remedia! of | jadorers in all from, will md at the meeting dissatisfaction wih ¢ Pyotr» Jan, 10 Discreaited and at th He of the finding f the Vntveraity f Copenhagen consintory that ex amined his polar records, Dr. Fred. k A. Cook may not feel the st made at him by the board of * of the Boston public }} W. H. Withahan. ; Rolton. Hartende Blaine avin H. Hengat Wiliam | (My Cetted Pree) CVEPORT, La, Jan. 10.—| wons were killed and one al much of the ¢ fais official is capecin to the Seattle « ye, wa they claim that be « fay action, eves wher of violation of | to him Want Better Protection sion for cary sand structure wee on buildin pot construction wil! freight yards City Southern and train No. 53 s the Texan & Pacific h engine nd. o Phe dead JOHN CORNWELL he Texas & Paciflc train, Marshall PARRISH on La MISS EVANS, passenger, Boyce switchman by the conven will porter on the ne INSANE FARMER apecially In Send ie ma day as a lean ‘the employment of wom Moked upon with fs de delegates. Sea! fa headed by Robe: K Mobr, who eee ee. | yesterday at the © the fires, He yard to get a eedly to out kindling said, “Wife, we have and began the slaugh hatehet, suppos Returning be teen In fll health, and ts to have lost bis mind BALLINGER FIRES ' FOUR OFFICIALS H. Nemits, Sam KDW, MJ. O'Shes CB Fisk. & it T. McNamara, E ind ‘Smith LF. Gorden, Fred F. Haminoria, Gon! © Hay, Charles suspended from t D. Benedict of the i Tribes” of Okla three supervisors, afte an investigution that has die a “disgraceful condition” aff the material welfare of the schools The suspended supervisors are Calvin Ballard, of the Choctaw schools at Unsholtz, of the Chickasaw schools! at Ardmore, and Walter Falwell, of the Creek schools at Muskogee W. H. Smith W. Cottertll ie Alice Lord Fred Swan Pursuant to orders tasued by} the directors, Hbrary attendants to day transferred three of Dr, Cook's books from the “travel the “fletton Those books are First Antaretio Night of an Arete Explorer Through the Dally Work and “To the [Top of the Continent to way BULLETINS | health fending miawtoner, further | WASHING LOUISIANA WRECK ern bh by the A which ts agitating for the eation of 4 national park of Niagara WASHING ITON tireetor . fo of the Bust | , anions conductor of |» « MURDERS FAMILY PORTLAND FAIR BUILDINGS BURN | (Ry Caited Pree.) PORTLAND, Ore. fire of un origir deatre and badly . ing at the krounds $42,000 building Oregon Jan. 10 It started tn , ad to th casualties but several narrow escapes were recorded McAlester, Frederick H. |" DANCE AT DREsMLANOD. Dance tonight. Admission free. tee FISHER CO j Second and sediments STONE, FISHER CO. shelves to} section of the Hbrary. | I mistak main at White Salmon of February Rich GLAVIS GOING EAST | PINCH WILL REPLY TALKS ON TEETH (Concluded) think you will understand that fama in an extremely delteate position Asked whether Pinchot's action in bringing about his own removal 't in pursuance of a plan to exe a carefully Joulated eo if so, what effect Is wae in jed to produce, Glavis refused A He paid he did not know Assist ant Porester Potter, who had been h promoted to Pinchot's place, Glavis|t made thin statement in answer to & question as to Potter's personal 1 ina and whether he was de to the Pine Glavis xtromely r lips are sealed of the vital bu appar ently te calling him to Washington wae the concluston drawn from his dem He was courteous over the telephone, but ther firmness of bin de ¢ hot commit himself in the elightest manner, Glavis was an ominous silence, the still that precedes a ste That a storm wi waged by tb rising Glay departure, It termination pak ie fur p which ts understood that would through the winter latter part at least oti) the ROSENTHAL SICK; eittken Taft's of official r and mad (Conc luded.) ment in his rhe he has } aby a © visitors ce work loW, as errupte atream of ache of om 4x and hisers throughow Vo justify his aeth public attent ham coal land ane the lotter to ant Sep position that ember closed dy all president He te being bur sclty aw a private | #0 far has been} n comstantly in sympa fed nil and sympa » in calling to inning Pinchot Prosident tary Ballinger avenuen situation ppeal to the public letter ‘i thing ela The former chief forester spent Jate Forester Price and the same time as Pinch UNCLE SAMUEL * wae nO mont of today with former Assistant Law, who were dismiss Anno former ed Moore Theatre By the Regal Dentists TEETH WITHOUT PLATES if of your teeth, and hay left in either ¢ 4, we will F th, by our riw wove tsu! ierry THE GRAND TONIGHT Mats oh sonn cove, || you have lost a er ew or many two or more ecusd or de 6 each mining ook th, with we defy to tell Wea “vr jaw HIGHGRANE GLOVES 4 HOSIERY With = thewe Nate teeth you can eat corn on the eob, or any ou wish, and we guar antee the work to last | The keynote tn dentt We work with a touch, and of painlesanens. n guarantee try ie kind owift cultivate sure, the Hus Lig THE THANSPORMATION Fine Cast. W «¥ - ahiw $1.60. Mate ’ Seattle Theatre | Russe!) & Drew, Mare f Phones writ with all REGAL DENTAL OFFICES tyd Av. and Union & From Postoffice A DISTURBER?) TOKIO, Jan. 10 Amerien is the of the peace of the ed Prof Prof. Tomizu, in co TRIAL POSTPONED \:; Pleading {lness of his i Saxe Jones Rowentbal 66 days in tne on But elent welling tquor Institute 0 Telos voted to the teaching and develop of the Art Wave Te Wirelena nition owe phy, Inc, is ment iclence of Elec pularly MADE ON { Set de pr Telegraph ork havoe with the Tomtnu, famous leader of the RussoJapan eae war movement China an Chino-Japanense and tations by ending Thin fire all who ar as Pt. Building, § Main 7 b of HONOR used in rec Wirele and Wireless I ent we the interested B.A Soaplake Soap ALL DE Second and University ALERS STONE, FISHER CO Diamonds On Creat Sime Weekly or ™ STRRLING Jw OS Wirt Room 19 Paymentn PANTAGES THEATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE.” Main T2046 T.1E CHIC,.GO MI6r T PAR SIX CORN EL LAS A LORS, 14% FIRST AV. Toreat Harta And Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Ind. 4534 THEATRE 10th Week D. & Lawrence Players LOIS H. L. KLEIN tBagbecer- THE SHOEMAKER | If you can't get boots or ff shoes to fit you, get them i made to meneure at 217 JAMES STREET Capital $300,000 «7. ELMO” Piet Time Here Surplus end undivi ted profits $50,000 Phonas A106 Many persons think that be- cause their business is small, a bank does not want to be both- ered with it. You are mistaken so far as the savings depart- ment of this bank is concerned. $1.00 starts an account EVERETT & EDMONDS ROUTE BENJAMIN CHAPIN & CO INTEREST 4h PER CENT Compounded Semi-Annually. ALBERT HANSEN, Je First and Cherry Optical Department. JAMES D. HOGE, President. N. B. SOLNER, Casbler. pinrcTons Ferdinand Schmita, JD. Low- man. A & Stewart C H Bebb, RC. McCormick, James 0 Hoge ¥ B Soiner. CORNER SECOND and CHERRY STREET First anc, Star Theatre 4 oe All This We | Opening of Musi et Comedies | The Edw, Armstrong Musical Comedy, SCOTCH HIGHBALL” ast of Clever Comedians. Chorus of Pretty Giri The Real Girl Show coe 10¢ to 2c. Daily Matiner » Bhows Night nd 9:1 Sant Tian Brauches at Balled, Georgetown 20 nod Reston. STONE, FISHER CO. Second and University. ¢nThousand Pairs of Women’s and Misses’ Boots, Oxfords and Pumps at $2.50 a Pair! This is not a ‘‘Clearance” Sale; it is the result of a special trip made by the shoe chief to the leading factories in the country—a trip made last November and extend- if ¥ up to within ten days of Christmas. made tomorrow. 00 and $5.00. The list includes: Patent Colt } Patent Kid Bronze Kid Chocolate Kid Tan Russia Calf Black Ooze Calf . 0 ne Women’s Oxfords ’ Oxfords. Dorothy Dodd Shoes for Women One, Two, Three and Four-Hole All Bizes, All Widths. The purpose was to gather odd lots, Pumps MODERN . )EPART MEN STORES Women’s Black Ooze Calf Ankle Strap Pumps London Smoke Strap Pumps Ooze Bronze Kid Ankle Strap Pumps Calf Ankle | canceled orders, surplus stocks, from the factories, paying cash. Over ten thousand pairs of Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, for women, are to be sold at $2.50 a pair—whereas they were made to sell at $3.50, All Sizes, Patent Colt Ankle Strap Pumps Russia Calf Ankle Strap Pumps 7 Boys’ Tan Calf Hi Cut Boots $2.50 All Widths. The result is seen in the Patent Colt with Suede Tops Patent Colt with Velvet Tops Patent Colt with Cravenette Tops Patent Colt with Kid Tops Gun Metal with Cloth Tops Tan Russia Calf with Cloth Tops Brown Kid Button Boots Skating Boots Mountain Bovts Styles: Button, Lace or Blucher. All Sizes, All Widths. Women’s Boots The:sort with the bel- lows tongue and two buckles at top. Pm 3 Modern Department Stores | | een, SG LS EES a AP a a