The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1910, Page 8

French night demanded the { Chief of Police Wappen-| ed to France, started in France almost as ‘ American, and was ¢ record as having implicit ¢ fence | aioe of military for th fn Councilman Bugene Way and) He picked Napo dat the same time went on on enforce t w could not 1 back on the responsibitity of Mayor Gill I personally told Chief Wappen: month in 1909. The rktown, Va, had return: | Col. H. H. Thompson actual mixup with some rioters who | | There was but one dissenting |started one of the Parisian diver-| Three wives received decrees of diveree! ng Commercial Club last night i} voice, that ¢ Dy Clarence A. | atone that y The way Bonaparte on record as favoring the ll - ae % a oh ed that Mayorlopened up cannon In the streets! Tacoma—Defective electric wit 3 780,000 bond teeue for the Lake | of well-made and artistic Jewelry Novelties at this low price, "i aS 5 : and not Wappen was rej made street riots unpopular {n/ ing caused the destruction by fire of) Washington canal and Duwamish | including an assortment of Collar Pins, Brooches, Belt ; he Pg ih Bier and dre ris are tea for the wholesale viola-| Paris from that day to this, al-/the plant of the Moom Printing com! syer pr te, which will be voted | ong and finished with hemstite te ‘ They ai the law though they do have occasional dis-| pany at Fern Hill, Los, $5,000 on New The rencletieen of em Buckles, Belt Pins and Hat Pins in many new styles. Some | ci’ crepe de chine and are shown in plain, Pe ree ¢ of contended that Wap-| tarbances of a milder sort | ” dorsement carried by & latge ma-|M of these are plain, while others are set with semi-precious | den colors. They are just the thing for s r or Dres. penstein taken an oath to ao Tacoma——Lachian Macleay. 8! jority } ey a 1 ving rainy and di THE SEATTLE STAR aa the mer [aera FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. cana dent of the W. ©. T of Western DRY econe Washington ual conven tion closed here yesterday RY ———_ Btore Closes Daily at 5:30. bebe “ae dae des: SULU SULTAN || rden Ht 102) oe eal SAILS AWAYH atly Many New Arrivals in Laces and Dress Trimmings amin with the © iy eeetity wehay | rh : Ne had | Pawson City.—Joseph HH. Curry, a| (iy United Press.) I OVELTIES in Laces and Dress Trimmings are constantly being received and we are showing nily come in| Pe tan iow : oy Ve Ageia os BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6 this time an exceptionally varied assortment of stylish pieces at popular 4 Che displa » Corsica and| @#Phyxiated by natural gas While} Kiram 11, sultan of uly, walled tox lM : " , , ' an a Neuten.| entering « mine day on the transport Sherman forjm ‘ins many Allovers in Lierre and Venise Lace ith Bands and Edg I itiful Tin in the army ‘aicintvaia : tondent of | MH nattve Isle after many months i and Persian Allovers, with Bands, Galloons and Motifs to match, in many effective color e mbinations, ut de Rarras,| ashington superintendent of) spent touring the United States and » dare 7 Ages ow ty of ¢ rmir a 1 we loft a| coustruction i required for the fed:|{neidentally disposing of a few | Dainty iilt and Persian Edges and Insertions are shown in a variety of charm ( Gays ago con ay be outs ntlary -Fgmag . pee thousand dollars’ worth of pearls |i New Mesh Nets are in evidence in colors now greatly in demand loot at the| AR examination will be held In Se/and other jewelry belonging to the| nian pach a i | wy Rall ' el attle November 9 | Sulu pooad } Marquisettes and Chiffon Cloths are represented in a wide range of staple and new Fall shades, ‘a revolution | | ial bapiegahgiRS ied ie dapeeciaipigdsipearelitindhr cae crateagacetncrashnimenejutnaitnanititacpinaad pont rele an tha| . Tacoma-Fresheta in the Green| | All-Silk = de Chine stones. Priced attractively-low at 50x |former Seattle man, has been elect-|” advocates of the two projects y-low at First Floor ed president of the Young Men'* have organized and established | Republican club. headquarters in the Central Bldg. | —eeree oo ther, and able —Viret Poe, est In the movement stein of the gamt that was be ~~ |with Frank Paul chairman and ‘6 f ing conductec ies endal had $700,.000| _Tacoma,—Curator W Giletrap | Miller Freeman, secretary, “Th | y treasurer had $700,006 ; oman ne j j tu hea 3 A this year than on the same day last | ele ted & patron of oe museum, (h¢) Freeman today, “is to educate ‘ | stein admitted the truth of my State-| your” He took in $350,000 more in| Bly living man to enjoy the honer.| people up to the meaning of the ANY types of figures will find just the graceful, comfortable model of Corset needed, ina | ments and assured me that gamb September, 1910, than in the s two projects, and to atir up inter } weak f “Ne ” ¢ ¢ ved 7 1 } Sew ling didn’t hurt the city, whereas S| Portiand.-Sixmund Frank, one shipment of “Nemo orsets just received, These new arrivals embody all the cl inges in sburser Td make a lot of ¢ es fOF MY-| wore $10,000 less jot the best known merchants tn waist-line and back that are so essential to the corseting of the figure ord vit i elt if I didn't leave the “matter wore. 9 z [the elty, ts. dend He was 60 yeart| PRESS LORIMER PROBE tia Pal shaded yrseting of the figure in accordance with the prevail iy alone old xy Fy We Wappy Is Repsonsible po | aan oe the Nerthers ang | . CHICAGO, Oct. 6—Tgnoring the Expert fitters always at your disposal { It makes no difference whether| Pacific. arrived in Seattle yester.|..Vert” Yakima.—More than 300/ pia that State Senator Broderick Bere pon eh a : —fecon Plete ia the n { of pe yg Ply a the lef t cars of apples grown in this ee] jy about to be tried on a charge of |B — —— es i e mayo e day, and expressed the belief that gor ait peli Bogen yp € Pe siden stan a tances £8 ON CSS SRE i was primarily sponsible fo * O00 lea will be shir ‘ u Oe ipped as tar & ; bribery, the senatorial committee. ee ama a fhe agen gambling. Wappensteln @i4| osm noe Norh Yakina. | k this season, according (© | investigating the election of Will a apr t 1) east from Nor akima setae |! Set enorc the aw Now ht tse tm Larimer the tad ae easonable Styles in Women’s and Children’s Underwear tt there fs an investigation to made sibeiihtiis obi iad sie Ui tiieeS senate, t y ordered “ c » j ft is essential that Wappens: mr and teceived the am Yes"“toak | Mem feathe were recorded im Menttle| appear and testify completely cos WOMEN’S COTTON VESTS AND WOMEN’S MERINO UN | b brides-to-be up te re yeuterday corning bis alleged connection with ig phys Ww Us . MERINO UNION } remove a position whe riden-to-be up aoe ning his alles nnection with}M é ‘ ia SA ie ; can tot Yon can | Lestertar., Thez, were alt furnished wih) Bortiand.——J. Burke of Dee, Ore.,| legisiative bribery jg TIGHT Oc GARMENT—Vests in me- $2.00 xtra-fine quality, in ankle Jeng have no investigation with W%ppen land an unknown man are dead as| Hroderick is under indictment at 1 dium weight, with high neck and long, short with high neck and long sleeves, stein chief of po | Beverly. Taft has been |a result njuries sustained in a| Springfield on a charge of having as “hee WOME? ND-Woc ae Ole Hanson corroborated QCol.| unable to lease on his | lodging house fi xiven $1,900 to State Benator Holt or elbow sleeves. Tights to match in ankle aves “N ND- IOL, I 10 Thompson's statement that Wap-/ summer cottage here, although he! moses |slaw for Holtalaw's vote fer Lork | or Lee length SUITS, m weight, in npson | attempted to get the penstein offered to cut Thom fm on the gambling graft if Th ng gon would be good. After comr ing Thompson and Way, the resolu tions read “That we have no faith in the word of any chief of police with | such a record during the past year of protecting dives, allow ing open and notorious gam. blin, or allowing bawdy houses to flaunt their red badge of white slavery in the fa of our citizens. “That we demand of Mayor Hiram C. Gill that he shal! } forthwith suspend, during the it present investigation, the chief of police in order that witnesses may testify freely without fear of the third degree and without Furniture Dry Goods Quarter 5 ag HE Furnitt i being intimidated by Chief of . : Police Wappenstein. bracing ah “That if it is proved that Wa prices that wil i : stein has been unfaithful to aS trust, that he has knowingly allow ed crimes to be committed, that he Fig has protected lawbreakers, and pro- tected vice districts, that his sus Pension shall be made permanent “And that we demand of th prosecuting attorney of that he shall prosecute Wappenstein in the courts of this state in case he shall be shown be false to his oath as a peace of ficer.” LOS ANGELES HAS A POLICEWOMAN NOW. The Beds manship is apf difference lying used, Some of tl A Timely Sale of Brass Beds Fifty-Two Distinct Styles to Choose From—Single, Three- about 50 up-to-date patterns, all of which are quoted at special involved are all from one factory—the largest Brass and Iron BLANK , SPECIAL $2.90 PAIR—Good grade; soft and { Suitable for kimonos and house gowns. Bed concern in the country-——and a uniform excellence of material and work- The Bedding Section has just received a large assortment EIDERDOWN FLANNELS, 36 INCHES WID E, $16.2 | SALE PRICE, place for a Olympia-—Mre. Margaret B. Platt mer. neck, wing-sleeve ar ankle-length sty! CHILDREN’S COTTON VU SUITS, 50c TO 85c, ACCORDING SIZE—In high-neck, ankle-length style, wi long sleeves CHILDREN'S J SUITS, $1.00 TO $1.50, : SIZE—Extra-fine weave, in medium ankle-length style, with high neck andi sleeves aul wr WOMEN'S WOOL VESTS AND TIGHTS, $1.50 GARMENT-—In white and | natural color; Vests in high-neck style with long sleeves, and Tights in ankle length These garments have been laundered and If thoroughly shrunk WOMEN’S COTTON UNION SUITS, SPECIAL $1.00—Medium-weight, in high- neck, long-sleeve, ankle-length style | FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine [ Sereiese | Store Closes Dally at 6.99 Dry Goods An ~- Timely Blanket Specials Warm Flannels Priced DOUBLE-BED SIZE PLAID WOOL BLANKETS, “WOOLET” FLANNEL, 28 INCHES WEB SPECIAL $3.90 PAIR—One hundred pairs in the lot, ina | yaRD—White double-faced cotton flannel, exce and Full Sizes—Satin and Polished Finishes ire Section announces a very timely Sale of Brass Beds, em- good assortment of colors DOUBLE-BED SIZE COTTON PLAID BLANKETS 3 $2.35 PAIR—Heavy quality, soft finished, with wool nap VELOUR FLANNELS, 28 INCHES WIDE, & DOUBLE-BED SIZE GRAY WOOL-AND-COTTON }-—-In new colorings and pretty stripe and floral d ity for underg: nts. | prove strong buying inducements of Crib-Size White Blankets, in soft, fine weaves, of cotton, | AND $1.00 YARD—A soft, warm material, half-wool or all-wool, with effective pink or light-blue bor- properate tor s aking ch idren’s coats. Comes if ders. Sizes, 32x42, 36x50, 36x54, 42x52 and 40x60 inches tan, gray, pink and white. Single-faced quality, 3 a 3 —Firet Floor. double-faced, $1.00 yard. yvarent in the lowest-priced and most elaborate styles, the only xin the character of the pattern and the amount of material 1¢ designs included are briefly described and priced below: Three-quarter Size Brass Bed Bright or Satin Finish Sale Price $16. 25 A plain but attrac Free Embroidery Lessons Given Daily, 9 to 11 a. m., lai Irish Crochet, Initial Embroidery and ATL Needlework Section, 32-Inch Selected Basswood Trunk, Special $11, The Trunk illustrated is made of selected basswood, bound with fibre and reinforced on all sides, top and bottom with he The bottom is covered with heavy sheet steel, fitted with are two sole leather straps at front and back. Inside of Frank covered top tray and extra dress tray, and is full lined with ‘tid d clo lock is of Corbin make and the tal reinforcements are of capitol brat riveted on This Trunk is an exceptional value at $11.00. It is also shown in 34-inch size at $12.00; 36-inch size, $13.00; $14.00; 40-inch size, $15.00. An excellent line of Steamer Trunks is now bing 5 d FREDERICK & NELSON) : INCORPORATED —......... I LLL tive design, with 2- inch posts and heavy fillers in head and MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED foot, giving a mass- ive effect. Illustrated. | SALE PRICE Satin - finished Brass Bed, $38.50. n finish 1ish, w 2 1, in sa in full size, designed with sts, hea er rods |" ‘ Large 7 nch oa ¥ sin 2-inch corner posts, mount _AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. i] sinh treed : Pah pe @ foot, and seven | 64 with heavy turned caps . ~ - manch Get the best. Get quality, g 4-inch r rods pore : ee : appa eateS s — The Fillmore $2.50—McDONALD'S MAT MRS. ALICE WELLS. et ul oe ie : ; | and connected at head and $2.50 LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 3 SALE PRICE, $17.75—| SALE PRICE, $2975—| foot by 1%4-inch square MOORE THEATRE Lois Theatre 1023 THIRD AV Los Angeles t vinted a woman |i Heavy, Full-size Brass Bed, | Full - size, satin-finished | crogs-rods, Head and foot nee Today: ||| pionse: Main 186; tna, cae, {I is M Allee th 2-in post ent Brass Bed, with a inch | ends filled with 7 %-inch IRL” —Spectal | — — . 7 ‘ corner posts, 4-inch square | yoright spindle + ghtful Comedy ds alae. padiue: Wonten ta tha UB aps, and | brags at head and foot, | aS H Sue” ond ; 5 * | wry Become | lil though there ar ed ght € ! |and 7 upright filler roc SALE PRICE, $38.50. ” Siri i Matiness Tusaday, Wednesday and PREMATURELY OLD? | ith the police AT DT C 2 ; oR 5 Full-size Brass Bed, in satin ] Saturda The value of your facial ap- I) with the polic LE PRICE, $19.00. SALE PRICE, $31.50 ' ance is beyond all financial rious cities in t Satin - finished | finish, with fancy scroll and Prices—dame as Cena ation, | Tons, nu Z Beds, in satin | ane Mad, with 2inch cor- | Spindle effect at head and SEATTLE THEATRE | — = y the eeman—¢ a , id and foot ~ | ner posts, I-inch cros 1s | foot end . forming a very at poun "COT Siatcer, { fh weenis cae | f will , 1 arranged | an, en ¥%-inch spindles, | tractive design Fon wong el ge, ed Vaudeville 7 hn st panel design |} mounted with heavy-turned SALE PRICE, $39 | | PERFE m ty ‘1 RI $21.7 ferrule ful ‘ Satin - f hed | Merely | " ng age peli es SALE PRICE, $31.50 hee ff in ‘ Ie teak ‘ : ACOUSTA GLOaE By Our Method teeth a ne Bed, in satin § : PRICE, $31.5 rass Bed, in plain pattern, W idlard Sle ‘ Bling Breguet permanent, , dish. sits Shae ieatinn ee ied Brass Bed, in | with heavy 2-inch continu- fl hier Moantie das one having two sin agree nist h 2-inch continu- | cingle or 3-3 size, designed | ous posts and 9 34-inch up | Grand feat House |) bes withas sens jone having i. ae : f ‘ posts and 5 heavy filler | aiong plain lines, with 1%4- | right spindles in head and JOHN CORT, Manager : bite your" teas’ thre can possess them. TMS Hi Inch continuous posts. and | foot end NIGHT —Matiner Te worry, and have become part of the . for hu ALE PRICE, $22.75 ¥,-inch filler rod | SALE PRICE, $42.50 satietaotich Bi ' Vhree t ns 2D SALE PRICE, $34.50— | ga) siggy be | oe eH pots cn rarer from the home to the world l juarter-size Bra ‘ ei Satin-finished Brass Bed, in _ghitraction—The Big Musica ’ tk a cat Oa ib women must exte : ed, in n of polished fin rass Bed, in COn- | single or 3-3 size, with con sie rhareany.” en ee ee Ye Mo aS methe hows rhe igg’s disease, pf ; = » hae h, with 2-inch continuow t pattern, having | tinuous posts, mounted by fi} avi Dh of one of our patients J) able by old method Gass 1} “is ' filler rods, mount- | fancy turned husks. Has five Knlame of the Century ad’ finish- || manently cured by OM BLE pecial 1 x post nd hea pright } urned fer . ye edit “ nd you may I) Loose teeth are 1h ” sg? ; avy turned fer- | y4-inch spindles in head and ALHAMBRA THEATRE tographs 00 Fe. ge wr he p t f th wnt atin finish foot end & DREW, Managers ) i city? LE PRICE, $22.7 SALE PRICE, $35.50 Phones: Main 6147; Ind. 268-4 PANTAGES THEATRE | i I oda tn pig ee: Full iger sik PECIAI $43.50——Full Matinees e nd Thurede, oe “Unequaied Vaudeville” tS 7 aie Bed, in tinuo I vith 7 | size Brass Bed, in satin fir YOUNG wep alo ave Nas We : : ai * : makes * h. Ha upr r rods at -head | 18h, continuous-post pattern Only" niust Bhow tn ‘Town sete: 1s ¥ " racticed here 4 Ww 1 t posts and land f nged in panel | With seven 34-inch fillers in ght Prices, 36 See +9180) | EDWIN KRovon ane aa 5 ople residing in 8 i | p ‘e be run f he | pet head and foot Tand 9 treat 1 ty have been suet ¥ one-half of hum: | Lt | 7" MURIEL, WINDow xumined ‘ - 1 decayed teeth ae { a t th if PRICE $29.7 | SA y, | PECIAI $43, 50—Satin Patents THAT PRorsor by the e ' ‘ teeth ‘and ; selves, but the ber Bed, in satin fin- | Full-size I finished Brass Bed, in single . io’ iinds are coerestels i pray 9 atria y 2-inch corner posts | finish, cor r 3-3 size, with 2-inch con Kined s pemaen 3 suweatdhcrh ' ght caeniée i 1} 1 y and pe = i re brass cross-rails | inch corner tinuous posts and heavy up RAC ge: a ckly set i ; BANKERS RUSH WORK st head and fect ipright 54 sieht filler rod | he Star 7 Ri i We toe na teeth i (By United Press.) «ye ele Bs ed? Don't allow! He LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.—Del lany other patterns are shown, at special prices ranging up to $82.00 MUSICAL Someny what can be gone tt i |Jextract your teat ao Rates to the American Bankers as |[fP———~ . oe - Hiret Kloor, Annex ts ual case i . na ult us. We : a Xopeiner of deretarr te Ash ie Mail Orders | FREDERICK & NELSON | Rounk Gan For that Full Ba or Overcoat. | eon ee ie Cor UO the day might be Carefully Filled Heating Stoves J. JESPERSON, vre trips to points of interest within motoring distance, INCORPORATED, ve FM 4 she ty sie Star “Want” Ads Are Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chat Business Bringers Classified Page.