The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1910, Page 10

Y ARE MOVING QUICK AT POLICE PHILADELPHIA'S MAYOR ON STRIKE! *** | headquarters © know that Char |W. Wappenate in the office. eader arrested for f.the sight of | Where lately the Irving Ward per | and a half. fleial have been of money on tly, and the reform a has reason much of it was going tectives, took his uniform out of | his men (twinkle from ite star oat folds, for | right narnemncuns a charge tha ; i exceede’ () With the application a franchise | ff : and furth FRANCHISE F it] R jordinance was {ntroduced and was 1 funds . wed | re ferred to the corporations com ii atrict r LOGAN M@. BULLITT, | mittee, which will fix the terms and : rant thrown into jail by Mayor Rey eu oO + j - every ob | burn, WASHINGTON Perhaps : atacle tr an investiga — — ete C. J. Smith, H.C, Henry, A. B. | thought the meat boycott was 4 0 nd dle assistant S Ke 4 C. R. Collins last night |complete fallure, Get. Michael Ry Hoe, at stroier. HERE'S A JOB FOR ye wnt an, president of the Cetin: pati Abat in Capt presented to the efty council an ap t om teatify in who comp alr company, teatitying being ham SOME LAWYER pitcation for « eating and steam eltiner Here another job for some as at peveral thousand are books piring ‘ye he po it and service In the first | Onis the boycott was In prow Public recor The park board wants to give | hil! - It to get a ; Ma ’ “ hing is certain; Peary will fioult « lexal of d tight ite cases. ne oters have perfected |, “One wing tong after the con: : ‘ Sawyer introduced a. p plant to furnteh heat for | 20 comer eo nting him are forgot officials, and the bill = 64 1 last night pro-| the 5 a of the elty between Yap | pleas cou viding for another assistant corpor- ler way and Galer et, betwedh| “Vee—end eo will Or, Cook.” to comp 10s with the Broadwa. nd the water front, ex by tne park board and to pe pald by the clusive of the majn business die Bicycle repairing. Mail } : » park board trict, Western, First, Second and First av 5 is chy Bullitt took the subpoena to the city hal The locked his door, and when Bullitt sat do t walt & policeman was ordere 4 arrest him. He was placed in a cel but was later released on bail wince his ave from the city hall cell, Bullitt declares Intestigation nN quie ly be brought head. He ts « refore er who s, and ts Dated by every grafter from Sus quehanna to Lake Erie, Y¥ he forced the exposure of grafting ft the Pennsylvania rattway and brought to an end the bribing of that railroad’s officials with grate ftous donations of coal mine stock by the coal trust WANTS TO LEAD UNION PRINTERS FURNITURE FREDERICK & NELSON, DRY GooDs } Store Closes Dally at 5:90 | DRY Gooos See Safesr \ group of effective madela in smart Trim- i med Hats for Easter, including fashionable ef- fects in Turbans and medium-size Hats of the raw braids, trim popular horse-hair and rough st lace and med in win ows of velvet Unusually interesting values |Children’s Coats, Hats and Aprons SPRING COATS AT $1. white pique. Sizes 2 to § years BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STRAW HATS Hats of du le white straw. for small girls brim effec ishr med with ba GIRLS' MUSHROOM HATS AT $1.75—F« t years, made of coarse straw braid, very 5 WM. M. REILLY DALLAS, Texas, March 22 Wm. M, Reilly, of this city, in the only opponent of Jas. M. Lynch In the election now in progress for the office of president of the Inter national «Typographical Unton Reilly has been nominated in d@orsed by a number of the large unions, indluding Washington, San Francisco, Baltimore, Louisville and the entire South. He is 40 and has been a member of the union since 1885. He has been active in the progress of organized labor M’CORMICK TAKES | HIMSELF SERIOUSLY | (Ry United Prev. TACOMA M Laird McCormick ative of the lur Sound territory, and Ta ager of the Weyerhaurer bas seriously announced candidate for the 1 senate, McCormick fail see the humor of his Once before he announce pe with broad of navy-blue or white ribbon wh ham and having collar, belt gine mec npers f pink and white or blue an Linen Handkerchiefs with W 1c and 12% color and withdrew, but the lum a ° A On terests coaxed him back in the race Handkerchiefs with em special 1 McCormick is running on Ba b 15¢ Men's Plain Linen Handkerchiefs with 4 linger Forever” platform, th . Th Te eRe eke ate ll ae tek bale S87 giae waste enian lace slso cord-edge Hand Men's Plain Linen Handkerchiefs with 1% with A an lace; 15¢ inch he 10¢ each inen Handkerchiefs with 4 Men Plaix Linen Handkerchiefs with gc each n Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Heavy Taffeta Ribbon, suitabl wide, cardinal, scarlet, white, sky and nav 23 urd; 5% inches white, sky, navy black and pink, 25¢ yard; 6 inches wide, black, white, et and sky, 30c yard brown, cardir Taworn Capital crccescevcnecee $300,000 Surplus teseeeeses 60,000 The man who can get just as much fun out of putting $2 in the savings bank as in spend ing it is a financier Fidess | in White and Colored. Wash os HITE IERCERIZED MADRAS WAISTING, 19 YARD I'wenty-seven inches wide and mes in a wide rar Begin using our bank now, when times are prosperous. ge of attrac INTEREST 2 PER CENT G, lic YARD—A_ heavy-weight, #« wide JAMES D. HOGER, Presic ateria ral ery durab ts ality i B. SOLNER “ey dhs I ; ; H y ) IDI PED PERC Lt We YARD \n ex | sally, shone in Hatt and medieedadiiniennd gs | , ; Ladies’ Home . CORNER GECOND ‘ ° N Ison Monthly Style Journa | dad CHERRY STP T ye Branches at lard, Georgetown | | i ehrpsrainds INCORPORATED oe L THE SEATTLE STAR STATION NOW FOR WAPFY’ S ON THE JOB'} | wikewage and other sanals at {the olty's detective bureau should #|bloom in full regalia when on daty if Dry Goods “m r of the reformer ia) fand has been since "Kid Smart, orderly ‘ hot strewn with day | quarters, found it convenient to eat was aga rated when Wappy, the dixciplinarian, # on! his lunch and get back to hin pont oe anlt ary ger the Job lin half an hour, whereas for some _ oot te He went on it stinultancously | time past he has been in the habit sena’ committee, and*son of | the with hanging bis umbrella on the lingering over his noonday ter man who gave the city her present dosk tn the front office and plac: |rapin, potatoes Jullenne, mit of his office, Then he ing bis cigar on the burned spot) souffle and demt-tasae for an hour |fectos eputtered and went out Patrolmen brought in new cane |i And the headquarters household) of shoe shinola and metal poll#h, acted accordingly knowing that the new chief likes Charley Tennant, captain of de to #ee both the feet and stare of the closet and shook the mothballs Oh, you, Wappy (s on the job all WANTS 50- YEAR | Third ave, from Youter way to Pike |i at O-year franchise to| senate committee on the ‘high cost of living, admitted that hia company i Inc. FURNITURE | Many Dainty Novelties Shown in Peas Spring Neckwesl Almost every day brings additions to the comprehensive display of Spring eff: Prominent in the present showing are the Tai ! cot Ties with long or short ends, Plain Tailored Stocks and Tailored Stocks wit! Long Ascot ends, 65¢ and $1.25 Attractive Values in Trimmed Hats at $3. 75 5c, 50c and 65c Plain Linen Ascots, 50c Tailored Linen Stock ‘ ive? of white with lavender, pink, blue, green and | "8", 35¢ * 78¢ and &5¢e / Seft Eton Collars with eyelet Soft Eton Collars of fine Swiss with Cluny in Suff Dutcl llars v : ; luny ir i Collars with eyelet ae sertion and edge, 35c } 12%, 13, 13% and 14, 65« og hte | EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN LITTLE GIRLS’ —These are made up in double-b reasted reefer style, of good, serviceable coat ings, nicely tailored, fastening with gilt or pear! but tons. The colors include navy-blue, golf-red and brown. Some of these Coats have extra collar AT 75¢—Nobby ys, in marr im. Are trim ot little girls of pliable with loopa of white satin ribbon and small flowers. GIRLS’ APRONS A® 3 Sizes 2 to & years, made o leeve and with white binding. These Aprons are made ill in back and are suitable for morning or play wear in place WAISTS IN CHANGEABLE EF FECTS, $5.00. PPP AP PAPE LED OD RD New Arrivals in 32-Inch Dress Ginghams at 15c a ts G IRLS APRONS AT 50x Of g od quality gingham i a“ of white, and belt, sleeves and pocket piped with pretty and may be worn in place of dress Dasement Ralesroom. Interesting Values i in Women’s and Men’s Handkerchiefs en's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with embroidered dots in each corner, Staple Checks in three sizes, black, light-blue, tan ont alnsroorn ‘Heavy Taffeta Ribbon, 5 Inches Wide, 23c Yard : ‘ ; § rd 75 for hair bows and hat trimming, 5 inches Samson Suspender Waists for Boys, 50c and 75« Garment Fasteners tor connecting skirt and shirt-waist, yard, 50¢ navy, § » Dress Shields, linen mesh; No. 2, 25¢; No. 3, 30c; No Aaleero Comfort Hair Keitel's Slip-Out Collar S$ natural straw "FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. | Htore Closes Dally at 6190. A Timely Special Offering of High-Class Easter Models in Trimmed Hats. At $10.00 N especially interesting assortment of distinct- ive styles in Women’s Trimmed Hats, including f : large and small shapes in % flower-trimmed and _tail- ored effects, of chip, Leg- horn and Milan. Many ex- hibit in their trimming: ar- tistic touches of the new chantecler shades and royal blue. Values of a distinctly high 5 order at $10. 00. ‘a ai red effects now so mucl Ties with embroidered collar and | Soft Eton Collars, eyelet ex + cdge, close embroidered Ties with embroidered collar anc fine Swiss with embroidered lace edge, $1 and 65c all-white or in combina- | Fine Swiss Scores of Attractive Models, All Priced Interestingly Low LINGERIE WAISTS, SEMI-TATPLORED $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, | PONGEE WATISTS, $5.00 and $6.00. $5.00 MARQUISETT! WHITE N WAISTS, $3.50 to $15.00. | WAIS 36.5 $ FRENCH HAND-| WAISTS OF CHIF- MADE AND HAND-EM- | FON CLOTH IN NEW BROIDERED WAISTS, | SPRING COLORINGS, $6:75, $13.50, $15.00 and up | $8.75, $12.50, $16.50, $22.50 to $22.50 | and $25.00 STRICTLY TAILOR BLACK VOILE ED WAISTS, $2.50, $3.50, a . R Mag $ e405 SLACK CHINA mn D-E'M. | WAISTS, $4.00, $6.00 anc BROIDERED | wiltre oat ane TAILORED | $7.50, $875 ana $10.00 JUMPER WAISTS, $3.50, BLACK MESSA $3.75, $4.00, $6.00 to | LINE WAISTS, $6.50, $12.00 $7.50 and $12.50. $1 50, $17.00 to $35.00 A new showing of serviceable, closely-woven Dress Ginghams, 32 inches wide plain colors, check, stripe and plaid effects, appropriate for Women’s Wash Dresses, as well as Children’s Washable Apparel. Included in the line are the following Plain Colors, light, medium and dark blue, light, Block Checks and Plaids in various colors medium and dark pink, two shades of tan, and light Stripes of various sizes in on white ground, also white grounds Items From the Lines of Notions “Alwaye-in-Place” Hair Supporters, for Turban head ilet Brushes, English make drawn and of extra length an Toilet lrawn br es of extra Imported C back of ebony or Fringe Hair Nets with draw-string and Nail Brushes : and handle, 50¢ Weavers, Marcel wave without heat, 15¢ Military Brushes wit! ‘ Hat Fasteners, fit any hat, set, 15¢ bristles of extra length anc Queen Sleeve Protectors, black, pair, 15¢ Lentheric’s Aeolian Perfy s ,) ports, set, 10¢ Lenthe s “Dame N Silver-plated Waved Hair Pins, 12 for Se Violet te , Tip Shoe Strings, pair Sc Flirt,” Pina t e and Eye Bone, black and white, y Pinat Bouquet de la I Showing Many ‘Attractive New Patterns in Floor Mattings A very comprehensive display of Japanese, China and Fiber Mattin Floor Coverings Section, Third Floor, the lines embracing thirteen grades and Che new colorings and designs are particularly attractive and includ ininsertion and burnt-wood effects. Inspection of the showing Several choice patterns in Japanese Matting of de pendabl« priced at 1S¢ yard REDERICK & NELSO INCORPORATED ndered, with Chur ; net applique, } vith embroidered: BLACK CHIFFON CLOTH WAISTSiS Waists and 1 broad range ofe From the Drag ‘Sundries ection ishes, English make have been special » Women’s nd, including Fleet Pies ign and A r mbroidery, } a large stripes on ¢0i0 First genuine bristles, haney n nediumlonte hand bristles, with th sanitary bone back and hand ial $3.75 pai. nce $1.50 ounce, $2.25 ounce, 0 ounce, ounce, Fi rat Fleet: be noted in the ixty different pal eens, browns and ly invited. Thin | Mail Orders | Carefully Filled