The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1910, Page 3

Cr Sere APE HELD CRAWFORD WS (Gonorudeay Tefiined. to ebvint . im the ne igh? hia comes: a's fees every mo ‘@ month which prop tuok sition war p for Mr Ho miractor the right & iw in the enabled uring wolng \STUDENTS USING “Hill the Boss Dig boos, ( feat of © TO BLAME: - BIG NEGRO PUTS [this morning by THE STAR—THURSDAY, reBRUARY 17, ern ratiway oat es oa =“ BOLD BOY BANDITS HOLD UP FRISCO STREET CAR died of heart tatture, but tt bas eloped subsequently that h: fy nT himeelf at bis home at Cannons Mian, with buckshot Business reverses, involving the ons of @ large sum of money, arc | BAN FRANCISCO, belleved to have caused him to take | !lee today are nee | hin Ife, Jot “the Feb, 17.—Pe)oae at the Bay at ing the leaders revolvere on the forty thieves,” an organ) gripman and succeeded In exc zation of boy bandits, whone fe with $44.76 store and fruit stand depr Complaints have been rec | pauene culminated last night Moby the police fr tly of the holdup of a Powell at. cable that an organized car and the robbery of {ts crow Two masked youths boarded the terminus, | cery UP A HARD FIGHT Joe Jackson, a burly negro, sue peeted of being a tratn th ating out of Seattle, wa Patrolme and Hanlon after a long chase ® hard fight. It was necessary to} beat Jackson with a revolver, shoot! him in the leg and choke him tnto insenaibility before he could be brought to the police station. He atarted another fight tn the jail elevator and was overcome with difficulty, His real name te sal to be Jack Blackwell. He in police trouble before erlmes DON'T ARGUE WITH CENTRAL By United Frew) CINCINNATI Ohio, Feb 7 Under a rule put into effect t tn all the Cinetunat! telephone ox changes, opportunities for pleking & quarrel with “Central” hereafter will be confined to people who can do so in not over half a dozen trouble with the police co words ers,” eald Mayor ¢ Ke The instant a patron tries to ex '48t night-in announcing the tend the conversation further than Of the clty administration |to mention the number he want lation to the regulation of te awitched to “Trot Nquor traffic. Twenty-one A. “Y. a, BUILDINGS him in a pleasant ¥ lieenwes were revoked today tha tanbter? grounds that they were hel ding are now We have adopted this rule," sald of the ersity of | M&anager MeComas, “te protect our nt |Rirls and also to prevent blocking | x, , {the line MAYOR SCORES TH and | (By United, Press.) LOS ANGELES, Cal When the brewers realize Husiness te the making of bee not the conducting of the elty ernment has been dummies 1910, conductor and ping elved In mand of young toughs have been committing minor E MEDDLING BREWERS ] r R they will have no further mission Alexander poliey with re the saloon on the id by prewery tr FURNITURE DRY GOODS FREDE RIC K & NEL, SON, | Store Cloves Daily at 5190 | Inc. FURNID URE DRY GOODS New Tailored Suits ing new blue, gray t ipricot hade thetr cont cent of their or acc of the gan s. obey — CAPTURE . S$ CANNON (3 @annon thr ‘Sationed at ¢ ‘the property of | for the |a» might. The iy try to wet! if ‘Drask, about $1! Wag since cas it was high!y 5 the etvil war Drase f! mterday from pomibly by B Who made off wir? eer Prats was bo Co, 1120 Fi v, | 8 Prost. an expr att fer ot HOUSE § BROTHER-IN-LAW OF Prem.) 0.C., Feb. 17. on naval af- to accept as! @f the National so that Com. of While Preside 4 Roads bullding te Michigan bullding han lassen can be ar '2,000 REGISTER AT UNIVERSITY The coveted 2,000 mark has been paseed at the Univer The present undoubtedly be more registra 4 of the week w students « his attentik pitting oft tele ignores ie a of ton number met sey eowed by 26 ittome before the « The let tnchud and 219 summer students The beginning of the present se mester saw 1,764 students enrotied lA considerable number of theee have Hot registered for the seoond semes ter, and as a reeult of « new faculty tule, will cach oe acheol, as well ae Patrons in Danger With hie counterweight Washington ani get home in th ng not neomfortable © in ¢ R. & & te bat le Electric cor exchanges, rights or things, patrons ¢ : ceaetaevedion Sat scrambilag over the he side | Tne university hes ene name to the i had a phe are now between 700 and $00 fresh jmen at itsrtion This Jamour , Ny 46 per cent SENATOR A SUICIDE '*)" , tion, An - tendance of 2.600 for next would not surprise many well in Miss. Feb. 17.—That | formed observers Ui Davis. brother-in-law of Ben ¢ Chamberlain, of Oregon, and President Finley, of the Bouth : in ed $80, marty | } The United Btater Impor Peary reached the members intimat “to be shown” ly discovered the Planted the Stars Before they rec- tender a vote that in and Im better style than most you see. ‘ | ng r MMi beout in a tow inrs attendant» the $25 and $30 Values SAILORS TONIGHT val et} yh Miter Freeman. the temporary z Gets Bullet for Man You know that samples are always made by expert tailors, and enough to say that the suite or garments are perfectly made Our own fitters are efficient workmen and we guarantee a per t fit—as well as a substantial saving Friday at the Economy Shop to you, for $16.85 The clothe are fine ges and har nished they check black, navy Fine satin coat lin come in white, and black women and $35 to $45 High- MORO Hote) white t “a as M@arobing BE WAdow tye) © glance: thea ine ft Pgs ROE be tric. aan, 8 rer To Aid the Sight Class Tailored Suits, $22.50 Alterations Free “THE HOUSE OF SAMPLES” Ladies’ Sample Suit Shop 500 ARCADE BLDG. °"*", This little tale shows how mirtbute $1 to the | portant « pretty girl can be. 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Bridge & Co.—Largest Clothiers on the Coast. AN EARLY: ring Offering |prissse: AT THE BIG STORE Brak We 9 iT FOR LESS emake Willow LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS | Piaza Cafe Pine and Westlake, Opp. Miara Motel are now mak special offer a splendid lot new spring weight Suits for men and men at the re- matkably low fig wand Make young ure of H. L..KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER If you can’t get boots or shoes to fit you, Ay them made to measure 217 JAMES STREET All Broken Lots in SUITS, OVERCOATS CRAVENETTES Bankrupt Sale $28,000 stock of Clothing Mais oe OO n-HiCm AT.—496 ALBERT HANSEN, First and Cherry Optical Department Jeweler GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FURNISHINGS AND SHOES ARE NOW BEING OFFERED. A. Bridge & Co. Largest Clothiers on the Coast One’ Price MAIN: 659, : First and Yesler Two Entrances. First and Yesler Velvet 12-9x12 ining 9 26 3.9 1-0 10-6x12 9-4x12 3 4) 2-4 08 9-4x10 34 AMUSEMENTS. Seattie Theatre HELD BY THE STERLING 119. Tel. 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