The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1910, Page 7

—— —- | of Thousands of Animals IS COMING HERE) #1 you plan to! lew Fe eS Sar ae rN jabout April 15 4 His Party Has Killed in KR, W. Hill, cer ey Fed. tl abt. MeCormick, ax: 1 ilted Station Agent Her the other day, the tolegraphed the Pacific Radio com- | ing Hiei for Miso = . eee eee eee eee ted treme.) : ert wae only & be ; WASHINGTON D.C, Feb. 11.—~|Pany's Seattle office thix morning him tock , BY PROF. CHAS. COOLEY ‘The dainty odors that are wafted | that he expected to leave Now York ; | | of having hi: r }Of the Department of Sociology, | {om the Chicago xtockyards are | for Seattlc next Tuerday to inau« y ) if Dr, Leo de Forest, chief engineer : Africa. jot the Radio Wireless Telephone |'t he woing te hat Mr fl nn Inent wireless experts In the world t ar 8 * - ® HOW LONG SHALL JAILS * * * - * BE CRIME SCHOOLS? * company and one of the most prom nd i * ” paying hi anxious yard anit jnot to be compared to the whiffs| trate the work on the long distance ns ' . q University of Michigan, Who I ina: are coming out of the sinith ons telephone station which will ee Bere Rodort Met terested Himself in Robt. McCor | sonian inatitute cellars here thewe ted in all the Cou wii be nurtured, & le mick, the Boy Murdernr, | days. Since Col. Roos Ue speci eur, Dr. de Forest ts tured. Ar | | | i” began to arrive from Africa,| the Society of Wireless MeCormi t " Prod yd yrinon: mee pt to " the mess of hippo hides and stuffed |4nd will be asekd to : : and for ba ~— places’ whe me te fontered, If) dikdikn is enough to Keare away all | Clas# in electrical engineering at the megs . ar TS T THE But hard wo : | the prisoners hy access to each! rumors of a backfrom-Elba con-|#tate university during bis visit to | Mere drop a lite ie nine INSISTS THAT THE Sal make him ont * 3 other, or where there is any | spiracy Reattle jore -+fihe + ona "’| TUBERCULARS ARE ae a be chanée for communication among! Public interest haw been aroused ei ‘ ' pation ar ie penalty to soot ee ertcinals, Dias nareed convicts tn) ait over the country as to Just what | CHINESE HAVE de ot ’ | NOT TURNED OUT the longer | a . are ne ss he ishty Hunter has bagged for | _A GOOD TIME, He's a Busy Man. } veh aftor leaving the reforma&|the governme: P 1 f “— M hinent museum rounded o x q 1" pan visited ‘go dt : 2 torles, In Switzerland they have] Officials there have kept — enogr 1 applicants f ar pir alt white a ‘ . prisoners’ aid societies, where| secret well until now, The follow. pation of the Chinese New | so, ' : frou ‘ : te pak i. WN, Kj [discharged prisoners are given|ing letter from Col, Roosevelt him. | Ya" *anen, which began Tw er oy ‘ ‘ tg pa out if * ’ i g 7,>|| Work and each prisoner finds him-|self has just been given out by the |P'#ht, continues, to the accompant- |" "oy re cent Sager poiucs Fond e : \ | \woit under a patron, This aystem| authorities at the institution ment of h punk burning, feast-| oo» © 2,000 ‘ aap esie yeh rp vi ‘ 5 nd excha ot ite amour r gear e F that In mar gf] | Bae dimintohed, ostuie from 58 pst! 'To.the Senretary of the Smith. [ins Ant exehs yf igdlew sr met with (bh {| cont to 4 per cent among ex-pris ehdibk teetieution the Chinese residents. The rejotetng ool ‘ oners Bir--I have to report that the - Reformatories should be #ePar| gmithonian Sere bk all his tit bert McCormick, From a Prison Photograph Taken by @ Policeman, |#ted into separate tnatitutions for) my charge has now fintshed its r _ ophairem wren the young and for the hardened ot} work in British Kast Africa. ge, bait wthedsde: seoshin’ dhacahcall Vk coal fenders. There should be an si Sel “about te leave for cational system. | | | He oman to fade the # mupposed to keep o apirits, ar pedition under |wervances have « fect; there . |not @ Chinese evil » lett on | Puget soun | iting the local J the festivities and ceremonten r to M mick. He wae only Say, lady, | was wondering if Uganda. The collections made of Street . par = ' ‘ondering 1 I suggest an tndetermtna n Dax . ‘Wreng Side marvelous message a /that man I ‘bingod’ bad any kids." |tonce and @ release on. prot in British East Africa include know, hat was on hi« mi Y the man had a son, 16, a8) with adequate surveillance The BEE E vsttove vore-| "As nis story went on, be entekied | DIB ar Yee uate The] Mammals; amail, n sate ,.2a%9 |OFFERS TO DONATE = |*"; a kes te he rege ane ae ee I'm kind he's © big lad, 1 would |, of the probation system for) Birds > A PARK DRIVEWAY per Wrong side gnites a for clemency hot Want to think where I'm going | «toppe aa ie ga Bp ve aod batrechians, “ sy How Does This Sui You? : . ame that any Hitle ktda would ery like | oy ne reloared 61 | Preah MeGilvra, at the Thursday | ‘ p to Ja ’ the Boule aren't as ve . whens a » oo my brother w to ery for father tiem ms ‘te x - sed by * la if pw Rahat and marine ng of the Madison Park Im rit 1h and « r two weeks, | Northwestern M r on Ota Chineman If bab She didn't ha Who Wants Convict? chusetts with exéeliont results, In} In additic Sc ‘emont club executive counct eo MT game of tt he al , ¢ " exe addition, the collections to donate a roadway to con aahelp the heat? tall her life When 1 cam . «form | the Elmira, N. ¥.. reformatory 00} fnelude « larke number of mol | nect the Interinken driveway with opadegis bad hea k moat of the ti sohool nobody w« ¢ a job, | prisoner Is released till @ place ts) tusks and other invertebrates; the boulevard ending at 420d st nk OW 7 ther my brother was &.! Every knew all about found for him to go to work, and) several thousand plants; in the near Madison patk. if, the pack rete soho! «rad 8 © take care of the youog/! met two other fellows who served then he ts kept under surveillance | neighborhood of 2,000 photon; board sonia eaves to weit Shik te pkids Ket Into (be t . ' are of myself time with me, and we went to for six montha anthropological materials, etc eroveuant in at ence ’ “ ¥ ite things. They « Tas t " are cen evy ro Ypsilast! from Detroit to rob al ———— oe Very respectfully This would complete the boul. | made ’ who were better store We knew how, all right. A 4 (Signed) TH ROOBEVELT. [evard system along the west shore | ness for the work will be ere en y lady i don't! moving pleture showed us how, in a| Would change things there? Why.) airhough o1 warte: al : salificatte “ B: k t S | We're consis at punishment is. The| Detroit nickel theatre **)T know many kids come there Jwet| vant 18 ee bah Se Dac abaniibes capentel to con pour aes ine of his bar an rup aie te I got there because 1 didn’t Minor, the man I plugged, tried for being truants. They can’t stand/ wilds have arrived, they are all on fer with the city officials in regard | republicans or probibitioniats, Ra $24,000 stock of Chothtne, Mate of murier have lomsons were the worst to stop my away, I shot at him|‘t at school If the others pick OM lthe way. Already apecial pedestals to the poor service on Madison at.,| tists or Holy Rollers 2 4 Furuishinge af your fewest. They cr . ent | ever had in my life. because | knew what another dose | them because they don’t learn &8/ have been prepered for the two stated that the final report would Must Tell the Truth. oe. ’ is tions ota ol of the reform schoo! meant tast as some fellow better off.” | white rhinoceros which the coke! nat be tady roti the eee cecil | seredenh this bey mu 1 an Lady, | know fm bad, but don’t) “A very remarkable statement,” | Bis sermon t h 2 » ome night. | you think If they knew what the re the professors at the University Gr not be w <7 seat me to the reform schoo! |form schoo! doos to a fellow they | Michigan sald when they heard It. i CRIP GRIPS CTU CLS D OL CINTNY FT NERED CAT CBO Census takers will not a | THE STONE eR co, Second and University. THE STONE, FISHER CO Second and University. THE FAT GRAFT salt Sct 2° 2." FINDS DESEASED. | po while «a te it te om HE EXPRESS TRUST HAS =:i3oconncng MEAD CHRP ® Ehree Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Baby to the postotsice in your elty, Pree.) | And again, a Central American | Mo. Header, and verity these facts i, D.C, Ped. i send an It-pound package to #e how much better service you!) Appalling conditions in the small bf meh better than i: ried all the way from New York to | pelghboring city where beeves prepared for market | _) aoalllpmaaad Perea ed Bor toddler se Accused of Burglary. are rotten with tuberculosis and TY an Il-pound| [formation was fied in superior | other meats which are to find their { 4. " court yesterday againet John J. | », tt r tables in Seattle That our aren o Dahtnre Ot | OPY lai oes tar bundlery ta the eecund 7. ne eee We began the selling this morning, and at 10 o'clock it looked as . > o sat F sis a rare sio' OT ty ome orice There are cxpreae companion mine ave baeeteiit cand Gedditag dad rough - rhs pera | a rey ag s! I pale - citi occa n is (th he Carre tLpownd packages from |°*S" 7 been ink of getting the finest things for babies and little folk at a clear Ot | Washington to Baltiagre, you know. | For attempted burglary m the exc. | trid refuse, have been found By av fhalf. Notat : lo Rngland It you really insist upon sending (O04 d@aree information was also) T move on ges __- saving of ha Not a hodge-podge of odd lots, but ng lan : = ri superior co ‘ ment tn ae dapenyos| 07 mal Zou mt divide Ke tato| turner “ome senate. 7B Ome Sy The Stock From One of the Leadi ialt Meighing tove | three parcels of four pounds or lene | SAFFY Tarretl a 1 Sams ‘ok Uieneds) hind: ‘Oe © rom 9 Hn a If cents a ®4 pay 16 cents @ pound. Should/ Smith Will Be Here, places and sights of uncleanly and : o the United It be merchandise not divisible) w. W. smith, “private banker,” gnhealthy conditions assaulted the Shops in Town / now send the into boner pages bege - by = in Beattle for the al- investigators on every hand. With 7 t y em be : ¢ ee ey ee Ee ee ee se small the assistance of the state health One of the considerations in the purchase was that we should not urs horde i "e and the officer, the tubercular curcas was fo send « par Now, the strangest thing of it all| Puget sound country, is expected to! condemned but the ety officers use the name of the concern in our advertisements, but you can find it if fe the United (is that the United States is making | arrive here Wednesday in custedy have no authority to regulate cop you look on the labels inside s« f Y C3 7inest i : wes Place in the money on its foreign parcels post | of Sergeant Charlies KE. Dolphin, who ditions {mn these slaughter houses ‘ou | ot i¢ labels insic me of the Cape. Finest in the Northwest. Would pay 14 | business, even at 12 cents a pound. | has been in Winnipeg two months jOutatde the otty although their prod- he sale is renewed tomorrow. ‘Judging from postal reports there | awaiting Smith's extradition, ‘wets come to the Seattle market. igen dager Wool and Cashmere Hose, nearly all ats, Caps, Bonnets, Petticoats, : it y At 1 Oc ge Bit [ 5 ( rs, Knitted Wool Sacques, Sleep aby Bibs. . See Truly Bonnets of white lawn ag Ne: Values up to 25« scapes tis: Warren’s , aw ‘ . Lig Bonnets, Hats, Tams, ( and sts Great Sale <a Straw Hats arriage Robes . White Lawn Dresses Lawn Dresses, sizes uf . White Petticoats to qT He Wednesday we will show our new Values up to 7S¢ Kiderdown Robes iat 41 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S Spring Suits for men and young men. ; rae — e Kaielod Worl Lenetes DRUWWERS’ SAMPLES ONLY | \1t_ Drummers’ Samples. All styles sired hg ewe eg Values upto $88 ND TUE and sizes, at a saving of one-half to 6 - SDAY At 39 White Skirts, Jong and short Coats died Diteness of wash s : rnold’s Knickerbocker Drawers , : = Just Because Cries earteier er At $2. 00: wo atria eis the string at the bottom sizes up to 6 ‘Sreatest Clothing Sale i a Twenty-Five Women Can Get $35 to $50 Tailored Suits ; Ever Known 77 ' Recently we purchased the entire sayy = & Spero a lalalaliii AMR Fo ceca | line of Cravenettes and Overcoats jf} ; Ss Guarantee Included : } from the well-known local wholesale 5 ‘ A good many of the Suits included in the final sale are of the much-wanted 1ouse, Gorham Rubber Co. of Seattle. z plain fabrics, and clever women will use them the year round. All are excel Worth Doub'e or Money Back . Not a single garment worth less than eh, cen lent values at full regular prices, but the new Spring Suits are arriving every day, and room is at a premium, so out they Here's an exact list s up to. $5.00. , $15.00 and up. For this Saturday, PPall and Wint. aa ei uur absolute choice, without any re | } " » Black Broadcloth Suits; were $45.00 es Choice at al up-to-d 7 9 | \ : triction, for - } ne Suit of Cheviot (leather color); was $45 M made ; ju ne Suit of Cardinal Cheviot Mg for Seattle \ | fH Hh)! ne of Tan Broadcloth; was $45 aries pean be worn all su 4 | ine of Navy Broadcloth; was $45.00 z 5 iss.... : W) {Hy Ine of Electric Blue Broadcloth; was $50.00 ‘ ; me of Copenhagen Blue Broadcloth; was $45.00 j 000 Fall and Wi, / / I] dnc Olive Green Broadcloth was $45.00 .. : } , i ne of Reseda Broadcloth; was $45.00 a al han / i % H Vins lwo of Black Diagonal; were $35.00 j 4 hetter | : j , Iwo of Blue and White Striped Serge; wer ere ’ Pwo of Black and White Serge; were $35.00 j One of Brown Serge; was $35,00 FAC Mi | t Vive of Fancy Striped Worsteds; were $35.00 tae ‘ : All sizes, styles and patterns. \\\ Also Twenty-Five One-Piece Dresses Worth $25 to $35, Shades: 110, ' ‘. y E , : ALTERATIONS My word is my bond. I allow no Are to Go at $10.00 miter sample. FREE OF CHARGE] °x#ggerations. Every article war These are eminently practical for hous hy ranted Money cheerfully refunded ‘ne still highly fashionable. They're made of and black. Some are plain, others trimmes r turday Will Be a Big Day at Yours Truly - lace, All included in this one final ee FARLY, DRUMMERS’ SAMPLES ONLY, BUT IN ALL SIZES ‘ FN ORIGINAL SAMPLE Directly Opposite LY WARR SUIT MAN 1325 TrHRD AVENY