The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1910, Page 10

MILLIONAIRE LUMBER-JACK COMES TO TOWN AND HAS QUITE A TIME fom Rungler, miltionatre lumber: | cos jack n town last night, and/ ed need al e roll in the att “Of “bayipine way a father in Michigan Hud tune when he day } pure white jeattle’s | tre in back ge for th ar customer called for the! and lumber | wh de his hi bration how frequent plac ’ ney , od were for ing him ow he Pr were as aded when rus | to clerks called them off and the couth figure in me LOVELY BARONESS ELOPES IN SPITE irseh 6 | wo lot fume jed a co Te elo but whe ant t Seattle is to have a 20-etory sky. | BARONESS DE FOREST LONDON, Feb. 15 of horse enthusiasts, desc men and women who Yous admired the horse rider, and th whom good bor: ship was a sign of arist ie | th breeding, the Baroness De Forest like camy B nigh wnlike that of the here isn't room enc: for the THE SEATTLE STAR HE REFUSES TO at and hat and aptked boots hurt college ren bh and drawing: | om Rnglish at their heada. man talked just dixtingulshed pa es opened wide This unkempt thelr most na, and thelr ey astonishment artenders and waiters ker to perceive the real gentle and the Yale enunetation ough the veneer of the tall tim Yet even they were slightly prised when their rough-looking a cold quart of expensive champagne, gravely deliberated — upon} ether to © cognac or creme menthe after dinner The millionaire lumberjack’s ht In town was not altogether real woodsman, only aasets are the wages tn} pocket. He « on hie cel at the swagger plac were ir moat eh Wilt Come Again, I don't get to town very often, | know,” sald Rungler, as he del ly brushed hia trousere—call tin pant” in tt | 1 didn't e woods have a chance to change | old chap, 6o I look like} I can't help it; now that T/ Tam gotng to have a good wased the taxteab | rous tip and disappear tel ime be ¢ will appear at the visited last night and all that a faa ple t into robably MME. GIMONE AS THE HEN PHEASANT. PARIS, Feb, 16 Ia the real rea son for frequent por Rostand’s play Ch er refusal of the leading w the inner) the part of the rooste elect coterte of} The play is a farmyard comedy d with Liout./the geese, the ducks, the noted horseman of| all the own he s he t tuxedo, the artous far beasts are portrayed with effort by the members of the The star, Mme, Sime in trans med tnto @ dainty hen pheasant oo the aron | o say, while alx years ago, but none) charming Pa serious that king. In the role | to parading family frt could not ¢ Hi the gallan upon the ac laron De Fo’ Forest ose has en . squalls since arked upon the seq i with the son the man, M. Gottry ‘ x ful facial expression rooster feathers BONE OF LAMB TO mother was American a member of authorized a by royal managed to keep the} pement out of the English papers | the Paris reporters gave {t away | jot Be n the baroness and the lc Tocectcagh ta tie eines went to that city “ inches of the femur, the the knee and the hip, nthold daughter of butld Charles Bentley nd orn » are planning t The we "| tex e chi Da ne t of walking at t the ry age ae performed at on the Pacific SPOKANE, the Leary mal wae killed after the was comm t ut as soon 4 placed in the was thon blood taken >, 80 that all nourt sible could be given fe ing up of the transpl The child is anid to be doing nicely 4 tx cruel to the sympathiat you sobbed the miserat ‘We can afford runat and « » mtay because with hire American dog." —Baltimore FUSES TO. MANILA HAS NEW i |ing great trouble recently with the J chickens, | ard birde and! faith ful that jan does not object footiighta y feathers of a covering his with SAVE CHILD’ S LEG from the leg of a lamb was of thro bone be of the aod of Clarks of the diseased arly eity ed bone JAPANESE SCARE (By United Press) MANILA, Feb, 15.—A report to day several thousand Japanone rifles have been landed on |the Tayabas coast, It is feared) by me that Japan is planning to im stall an armed force in the Philip waye that | pines such as it fa aald to have now in Hawatl The cruiser Chattanooga was die patched to Lamon bay to seareh for | the ship in which the rifles were | brought here. It is belleved by many that rifles | | were deliberately brought in by Jap: | |anose tradera and turned over to | }the natives, In order to encourage them (o rebel agalnat the Amer | authorities have been hav emugglers and th anene Hoa | marauders on among | r pat serious offenders. | That Japan has always bad her eye on the Philippine tslands, every | one here knows Whether the landing of the rifles was part of a general plot, or the work of daring smugglers who wish | to divorganize the constabulary as much as possible and keep them | busy with Internal matters, the sit: | uation is equally serious. If they can keep the native tribes | in revolt, they evidently think thetr joperations can be carried on more | | successfully | | ements of MOROS ATTACK A__| SCOUTING PARTY (Ry United Pree) MANILA, Feb. 15.—News of a fight between an American scouting | party and a band of Moros, in which two American soldiers were ser tonajy wounded, reached here today from the province of Lanao, on the island of anao, The report! stated that a party was dispatched into the mous ous country near Lake Lanao, where a band of were committing @ series of dations The natives fled further into the mountaina, where they were od by the troops. The figh red when the Moros made a night attack upon the rutposta | Several of t ere repart | od to have b FALLS OFF WATER WAGON; GETS CASH} (By Usted Pree) OLYMPIA, Feb. 15.—As = result} of tumbling off the water gon and having the wagon fall Nben, W. HM. Kincaid will secure $56.500 from the Walla Walla Valley Tme tion compan affirming th court In awarding him t Kincaid, who te 64, w | the supreme when he started to cross the | tracks of the company. They were| not protected with planking as pro- | vided by eity ordinance, and the | water cart turned injuring Kincaid over ELASTIC GOODS and TRUSSES | THAT HAVE REAL VALUE Linen Knee Leggings Cape r Ank 1.10 Special Saving Section ASPARAGUS KIDNEY PIL LS—G PL ihe ARNOLD'S LIVER PILLS— reg “the NORWAY COD OIL—Full ; ; é5¢ br / IMPORTE D BAY RUM 2he¢ | | REVERSIBLI E NAIL |W ye PERS — Ri gularly | OF ihe CARBOL IC | SALVE— Th ar 25 I M 16¢ PURE ct LIVER | LISTERINE- 1 | siz T¢ | MENTHOLATUM— OIL— L ISTE R THYMOL INE OF BROMO LYPTY§ AND CHERRY—Cure LEADERS FOR THIS WEEK The regular 25e size 13¢ DAGGETT & RAMSDELL COLD CREAM 32¢ The regular 50c siz | HOSPITAL ABSORBENT COTTON— | Full pounds | KILMER’S SWAMP ROOT— | A special price YOU'RE SURE OF PRESCRIP- TION QUALI- TY AT BAR- TELL DRUG STORES. Worth Knowing YOU CAN TAKE AD- VANTAGE OF OUR LOW PRICES THROUGH MAIL ORDERS. Hot Water Bottles AND Fountain Syringes Yukon Hot Water Bot - tle; quart size ne JDAHY perfection. tet, Wate BEE Bottle; quart siz Or $) reg $1.56 - QUININE Special Ma 12¢)/ Water Bot ATERBURY'S WINE | ‘® # | COD LIVER OIL— panic Wakratace Fountain regularly Sb¢ wast VIRGIN OL IVE at lar Bartell’s vk | roon Hot Fair Fax Syringe; celal Perfection Fountain Syringe; reg ularly $2.00, Spectal $1.69 Barteli’s Special Maroon Foun tain n Syringe, guaranteed in ¢ Zquart O66 EUCA.- WILD 8pe ENTHOL, 59e 3 Bartell Drug lacie No.1—Old St 506 Second Av Near Yesler enue Way No. 3—New Store Cor, First Ave. and Pike 6t Near the City Market ore 1No. 2—Main Store 610 Second Av. NERVOUS EXHAUSTION But One of Many Ills Per manently Cured by Daily Thermal Bath Many Marvelous Cures Made E i Colgnsere Deatal Powder. 15¢ Creams and Lotions | Complexion Powders | | Jetty } totlet ore GECOND AND PIKE SECOND 4 ND Pike ARCHE sista SALE of TOILET ART An Unrivaled Trade Sale Event FOR FOUN DAYS ONLY—WEDNEADAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Never before such phenomenal price cutting on standard Toilet Articles | before such large assortments; never before such excelient qualities. MME, YALE'S LA FRECKLA | EUTHYMOL TOOTH PASTE For freckles, The $1.00 size, this 67 The standard 26c size. For this sale C | sate PALMOLIVE SOAP The 106 cakes. For De |: ‘ " thin sale, 4 for 19¢ WIGDOM'S ROBERTINE Taleum Powders isee] | Java Kiew Powder —! tints | Pineud’s Comtesse Waee Kowder homer & Gallet's Violette de Parme Powder The C | acta ane 39c 27c Drewetey Rone Tale : t Hrushew¥in Istles In Natr ae Taleum Powder rhe *l this wale com Powder 10c , ASe Toilet Soaps Witeh Haxel Soa « ome Glycerine Soap T 25¢ Pere Totiet See, thie c Mediented Son mw der Toilet weer Crome — Wheaye — for th Hichard Hudnut Violet see oMet Water | Munyon's For the Teeth |e 48e | o Dr. Lrowe’ 7 Bice Bath Oriental Tot ry Atom k Tooth Fotiet Chamete Pow der—The ‘ wine, this i c * - Miracle Hon Nall Fitem—Mase & : i d Paste Tooth ie 8 wor 25 Wtttams’ Shaving Som Oe cakes, thie ante, © | vterine Note t and Dan- | @retf Destreyer—The Hi apart 59c | Get Your Raincoat Here Tomorrow $20 AND $22.50 RAINCOATS $1 4. 9 5 Made of Rubberized a Here ie o mood qualit, nd xtra? wir A “tegen ‘Caper $12.50 AND $15. 00 CAPES AN OPPORTUNITY 10 SAVE “King” made tinge, $7.95 The with $12.50 “AND $15.00 COATS LONG OR 4 LENGTH, FOR At a very Interesting pr reduction. some vary blue fitted or tight A few Comts for ict C “ or 18 years of age res, with high o¢ emai $3.95 white trim hack $6.50 pointe “WAISTS OF HIGH GRADE SILK, FOR 615.00 Cont Marked $1.35 Strong Attractions for Mor ! On Sale From 8:30 to 10:40 A. M.—No Telephone Ordere cepted for These Specials 35c Sunburst Sateen for 12Moe 1 to 4 yards a rs to cheaae A Fourth Floor Table Syrup—! Come Often aple f —Lining Department 10c Can “Banner Brand” Lye for 5c t made for mer at this Fourth Floor—south _ Children’s yer 15¢ y, with straps, 2 re of Second Floor—Center 35, ee Samples for 19¢ most of ti rt Third Floor—North 35c Bread Toasters for 19¢ rn Fourth Floor . bai’ Every Living Man — op Se 1 eee — peewee roe () wna Needs Collar Buttons'| NNN ne nee The Greatest Collar Button Sale You Ever Heard of A dozen for Fine Rolled Piate Collar buttons , Can you beat it? A Dozen t { é 1 Collar Buttons, a dozen Se Collar and Cuff Studs, a c Link Buttons, a pair “King” “King” "King” King” set of 4 Collar Collar Rolled Buttons, Buttons, a doze Gold Collar Se Se 10¢ Mala Floor—south King” ‘King” Link Buttons, @ pair 12he | t Ginghams Ste ; we =) ih} hes wide, a 1 range Cn , x) ing voring conte SEATTLE'S HIG STORB—SECOND AVE. AND PIKE si eee mt ee enn