The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1910, Page 8

area ; i $ AAS aT WILL MINERS. a WS ay “United Press.) | (My United reas) was the only| #eeretary’s office, the 114 suffra | ST. LOUIS, Nov The que} HELENA, Mont, Nov, 2t--In a time the old sea! Ketter Who created a scene at the 3 > tion of grantir arter to the/ fight between Indians from the dog ever aban-| opening of parliament last week We » Federat will ow reservation and cattlemen on| doned hin ship| have -been freed n S$ ne- lece res ‘ come uy © the| the reservation, two Indians were} unless the #ea Ses American Labor, | killed and two wou! ‘ water wan COM) Walla Walla — Convicted of which { to a report that re clare that the We ern would make the machinists subor- | charges that the Indians were fired dinate to the miners upon from ambush. Lewis, of the United) “It is charged that the cattlemer of America, Is urs; were the ag sore and arrests 0! 1© Western Federation) well known men are expected te a charter follow 3 | The fight of a law Awful Result of from ‘usa he cgmcinian Hunch sald to have grown & the cattleme ‘s'— QUT OF JAIL re pissed ity jail, James Willis, a negro, romised te re-enliat in.the 24th tn ry, now stationed at Fort Law agains underf ater the | worvi who at hand was Nam was He appe John knew he was “lean and approached Wil to the fort the court room BROOKINS QUITS; NERVE 1S GONE (iy United Press) KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov, 21 considered = by ng public he removed cost and vest. John was hike forth to raise more drink mone when Pat Brown him at it spend next 30 days in where it will be hypothecate stolen parel who was ed in a fall Thurs in Denver. Brookins left here this afternoon for Denver, where he will rejoin the Wright “stat Refore boarding the train he remarked to a group of friends who had gathered to bid b farewell 1 am afraid I'm all tn, boys, 1) if don’t think T have got the nerve to |i gO up again, at least not very high.” | ss mw | ~Get After Barbers vestigating committee of Gill's deal| Winiatinniatn with Furth and the Arms’ adminis tration of the light plant, new evi dence is crowding to The cluster lights in James A.) 4 harbor shop on the nor Moore's exclusive Boulevard 4dl-| jackson st. between Second and tion have been burning night And) third ave, S$. Saturday night @ay for two days—comes the word ing their victims, the from that district, from a man who ped on 94.80 for “scalp helps pay Arms’ salary “lay Badard and “My husband is a city employe Yeae aa hee and of course he can't afford to gc y sought out the before the investigating committer, | | ou, ae ain tee to and 1 can't give you my Mame.”| tained a complaint charging extor another woman telephones, “But I/ {fon A, warrant for the arreat of eek We:a edie the proprietor was issued this after “Our neighborhood was a new! 3. by Justice Gordon, one, without lights, off Madison st toward Lake Washington. My hus WHO LOST PURSE? band went to see Arms alk “You'd better go to the S. E. Co they told my husband. ‘They can r pot it in for you right away, and oe adi: it won't cost any more. “So the entire neighborhood is us an con bak ing S. E. Co. light now purse if she calls at police head There is more like that. quarters. With the opening are and Sam for shaves It cost Adalard uel ntain $13.2 | New York — The “Tate Clyde Fiteh $21 ed to With the arrest of John Brodine, __AMUSCMERTS: @ young man who has been pick se LAT ed up by the police four times in || the past 12 months as a suspect, MOORE THEATRE John Cort, Mar the police today have him “cinch Matiase Thursiay ed,” they say When arrested yesterday by Detectives Barbee nd = Hayden Brodine took the detectives to his room, and there were found silver ware and clotiit t which were stole dence of W. P. Mc 3 av. N., two weeks ago. Brodine co OPERA Howse was wearing one of McLaren's sults when arrested. Other cles of loot, including wat bracelets, a seal ring. several coats and suits of clothing were found in Brodine’s room. 2 | Next Attraction ly loaded and bef young. Ital er rate THEATRE ally injured i over his abdo- ht the F nal injuries. Baker Stock Co. In taken to the || THE COLLEGK WiDow" eath a all of which is b a to the | father of the dec t. Special Ma Falling from a dirt wagon at F Washington st today, Joe De jan, The men, The i Mi. HYMACK trips dally. Leave 2 Other Big Feat a: tna AYVESTIC 407 VaAUbEviviE: 8G o/; ™/. OKO. BONHAIR TROUPE a x Lois Theatre Cut Price for | ssc" 30 Days ee PANTAGES THEATRE Unequaled Vaudevitle” }and His Tr At 2000 A Creat Will of the Hest STAR THEATRE Clam Ohio Dentists 1072 Pike St., over Owl Drug Co. al Comedy Co TOR AND THE MAID Entrance Room 4, ? andes: ; " ing in faster! wholesnie forgeries in several cipal day, A sheriff's posse is en route than the creW/countion in thik state, Sterling | ney de | to the scene of the confilet while | could pump tt! stiles, 19, has been sentenced to|ff a ation | the district attorney ts investigating out, but on thin} deter ra / ¥ a“ Ae | . om tr | known that the figures are com nit » ENLISTS TO KEEP Ellensburg President Witiott | SNC? ‘ind ‘waiting public “en Rather than serve 30 days in the shines, hair cuts and shampoos fn | side of | Hghts. | rolman Roseler saw a woman} wright, left a fortune of FURNITURE | Frederick & Nelson, lee FURNITURE DRY GooDs Btore Closes Daily at 6:30, PRY Goons | A Very Special Offering of a ;Jones abandoned the Serapix, It| bLondon—My order of the home jan inde’ tentlary. erminate term in the peni ‘ occasion = Paul quit the boat at the dictation of the »| Fronch ambassador, who told Jones f| he could transfer his side arma and Benton Harbor, Mich, — Wa »| any other trifling baggage he might! Smith, 60,18 tn Jafl here, charged jhave to the Alliance. Jones did not| with, having killed his wife by This offering has been planned expressly in view of the approache| ing Thanksgiving season, and affords values of unrsual importance, It embraces Women's and Misses’ Charming Onc piece Frocks off n} really care, as he had not trod the| setting fire to her clothing, , »ecaline ‘ | Berane aeckt tote enmoueh fea aa 6 bh voile, messaline, crepe de chine, broadcloth, satin and Crge, in street] rvation land as| home, having captured her from the! Washingt it ie Iikely that and evening shades “j “dl wi ct erj ¢ * British only about two months be Kon Director Durand will an ening shades, trimmed with laces, embroider and braid fore nounce the population of Seattle, _— | Wash, within a day or two, It t# and exhibiting late and authoritative style featur pecial at $25.09, — second Yet, Strong Values Indicated in Women’s and Misses’ Full-Length Coats at t $25. 00 PPROVED styles and materials are combined th workmanshi 0. 54 and § uitings, & mixtures and kersey Colorings include navy, wn, gray, tan and black, as well as a number of desirible } vs, has departed for Seattle, after hav ing offically opened the new Northern Pacific passenger station here. Delmar, N. J—Rev. W. J. Mo | Laughlin bas been stricken for the Washburn, Wis.—Mra, James! second time with & #evere attack O'Nell tp under arrest, charged | of hiccoughs, and attending physt | with having killed her husban bel the present attack jsbot Edward Smith, who nouncement. FREDERICK & NELSON BASEMENT SALESROOM of unusual merit in these smart Coa They are plain-tailored and braid Decidedly-Unusual Savings in Staple Notions Turbans, in dark-brown and black, special 5¢. Hair Rolls, in dark-brown and blonde, special 10¢. Hair Rolls, in light shad ial Se. | “No Sewing” Collar Suppofters, 2 on card, special le« inches long, made from serges, broadc The size range is from 34 to 44 bust mea sizes, 14, 16 and 18 Dennison’s Attractive Values Featured in : . . Useful Notion folder Heo | Tailored Waists (oa only, ® and }4-inch wide, special 2¢@ yard | Eyes, in black and white, special 3 25c, 1¢. dozen | package Little Darlin Steel Toilet Pins, 100 pins in cube, special @¢. | Dennison’s Gummed Rib iren, sig Silk-faced Belting, in black and white, special S¢ bon, 1De roll r: an yard Dennison’s Sealing Wax, rling Silver Velvet Skirt Binding, in assorted shades, special 1¢@ | 25¢ and 50c SMART TAILORED W AIST S AT $1.50—Of linen- $7 to 11, 1S. yard i Passepartout Binding, 10c : d : style and workmanshio. in. $ =: “Astra” Slikccoml [With dicoabked Coline’ Bosike. te tack wedal Bd york send aa op iy Aa finished cambric, excellent in style an : workmanship, tp a a sida aera Pearl-headed Collar Pins, 12 on card, special 1¢ | MIM Crepe Paper, 1Sc roll cluding Gibson models with 1 ait over shoulder, § ag eiwcil” Welle card } Dennison’s Jewelry Clean- } extending to waist-line in back, in side-closing ef- 2 tiangers, in silk a Fancy Hose Supporters, in red and white, slightly iming Caskets, containing { fects, fastening with pearl buttons; also Waists with 1-inch cases, 75¢ set. soiled, special 10¢, | BIB brush, jewelry soap, c plaited fronts, All are finished with laundered collar and t's” Dip Ph Fancy Emery Cushions, slightly soiled, special S@¢. | HIM skin and sawdust, $1. cults [ Sse fiustabl Suppo: ree: | A Silk Adjustable Collar Supporters, special 2¢. Dennison’s Adhesive Out TAILORED WAISTS OF LINEN AND STRIPED ity Correspondence P: SO fits, comprising glue, paste " espondence Pager, 50 sheets 4 £ © ' S0—Smart tish_ models, character MADRAS AT $ ized by a bracing the new coat-closing and mucilage, 25¢ Holly and Poinsettia Dec | orated Boxes, for packing : , Gibson c 8 d styles Christmas gifts, in a wide | © t Row on, * and gg je Whaped range of sizes, Sc to $1.00. Caintiy-twewes Pons * Fire Plow sleeves, laundered collars and cuffs Women’s Plain Irish Linen Handkerchiefs ee Priced VERY timely purchase at an unusually favorable figure enables us to offer exceptional Women’s fine quality plain linen Handkerchiefs of Irish manufacture, hand-finished, with ¥%-incly hemstitched borders. The nearness of the Holiday season and the unusual price-ind should prove incentive to lay in a liberal supply. —Fint WOMEN’S PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, | WOMEN’S PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCH SPECIAL 20¢ EACH; $2.25 DOZEN—Have harid-fin- | SPECIAL 40¢ EACH; $4.50 DOZEN ished hematitched hems, 4- and '%4-inch, and are woven fine linen, hand-hemstitched, with %-ir from selected Irish flax WOMEN’S PLAIN LIN 1 ANDKERCHIE WOMEN’S PLAIN. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, | SPECIAL 50¢ EACH 00 DOZEN—In this lot SPECIAL 30¢ EACH; $340 DOZEN —Finer quality | are nine dozen Handk efs with 44-inch hems and tt than the above, with 14-inch hems. | dozen with \%4-inch hen Purchase Ostrich Plumes for Gifts at Decisive Savings Every woman delights in the ba V eny rder of ta sin box, special 25¢ box. | sperior Wi Attractive Values Featured in Tasteful Trimmed Hats and Turbans Thanksgiving Special in Women’s Black Velvet L $4.85, »ssession of a handsome Ostrich pe Plume, and there is hardly any gift that is more certain of instant appreciation. ate models in Wom- en’s Fashionable Black Velvet Dress Boots of HE above moderate price covers a very inter- esting range of pleasing models in Hats and Turbans of felt and velvet, well-made and fin- ished, and effectively trimmed in coque feathers, wings and large bows of soft ribbon. The assort- ment includes a good selection of styles in navy- This special offering is an op- portunity to buy strictly high- grade Plumes of selected African male stock at pr aterially less than usually qu Each Plume is packed in an attractive Holiday Box, ready for presenta es fine quality, button fered at a styles, are specially-low price, $4.85 AA AAA AAA AAP PPPS blue, black and amethyst. Price $2.50. tion sali Wire } P . , Black and White Willow Plumes \ sales ah spericeae e Frames of good quality are offered in a SALE variety of large- and medium-size mushroom and LENGTH WIDTH PRI I W Ki d Gl turban shapes, at_25@. 29 inches 28 inches $42.50 omen’ $ 1 oves 27 inches 26 inches $34.50 ee ie a pen 26 inches 24 inches $29.50 ° ir Some Characteristic Values in a one ee |: Se Special $1.00 Pa saul Ine 21 inches 18 inches 16.50 g : xpensive Holiday Handkerchiefs 19 inches 18 inches $12.30 ba:feth: glnisa akele. Pari ‘broidered, V'S ONE-CORNER EMBROIDERED HAND I KERCHII FS, \CH—In a wide assortment of well Black and White pies 3 ei Three-Ply, With { one metal clasp at wrist. Shown in black, witht embroidered de on sheer. cambric or cross-bar lawn ren eads ; ey ite with) A HANDKERCHIEFS, 15¢ § ACH. of Frene SALE stitching, black with white ing, white we ck lawns, der isaunc ered, embroidered in LENGTH PRICE self stitchi Iso pray, tan vn and navy. B# | Sprig, Spray and | 26 inche | inghe 19 ine : ch $928 “ Badies’ meme Journal Patterns) NITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 61N BOX, 60¢ BOX—Of fine cambric lawn, with half-inch block let- WOMEN’S LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS BOX OF 6, T5¢ \ vell-embroidered letter and bow In the Art Needlework Section Christmas Activity Is Pronoancdl jf knot or wreath CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEFS, BOX OF 2, 10¢@ Of white cambric lawn CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, BOX OF 3, 15¢ \'TERIALS for almost every inable kind of Nee k d fa ent ideas, are Re Of white lawn with colored initial Basement Ge in abundance, ready to engage thousands of nimble fingers in the fashior f attr ay Gifts. Biss of finished pieces are shown i ction, to give inspirat An « ‘ S S . | . Li Knitting and Crocheting, from i. m. daly trong pecia $ In Linens tamped Linens, ready to wor al eyelet. em- |] ! tainty styles pei 201 " ’ ap . broider French embroidery t ther fa Fikes 4 . ethivan.t from 4% ie ROUND OF QUARE CENTERPIECI 18x18 foota } > aris Fala aly \ 50c «© INCHI PECIAL SMd—With insertion throunh con raids are shown in sizes from 7 to 54 i rar in ’ 4x4 ing from ter and de dge of imitation Cluny lace res n 10¢ to $2.50, ' $7.50 45-INCI FULL-BLEACHED PILLOW CASING —~ —~~ \L, 10¢ YARD—Free from dressin | eee LINEN HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTH ii \L $1.85—Nalf-bleached, with full hemstitched | Mail Orders OSTERMOOR | fe del | Carefully Filled MATTRESSES | | INCORPORATED —— | MMED ALL-LINEN HUCK TOWELS, SIZE 19 Hi PECIAL, 19¢—A very durable grade, with ama borders Basement Salesroom. | ‘ SS SSS SSS eee