The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1910, Page 3

HEY, FELLERS! “WANT A RIDE IN MY NEW M’CHEEN? consolidation road & Navixa Coast and 14 of the OR & N embraces (he ‘ wien in the mileage afte we uation 18 Daliding and operating alwa pot finally settle —_ | i$ GET CKE | TUBERCULOSIS tuberculosis ts Bis King county made by MT attacking was the Stevens. You can find him pees. LADY BETTY DIES WOOTEN BACKS DOWN rs getting $3,000 per HOSPITAL first stakes of the “Lady Betty }a¢e recently seen at Majestic | theatre, died In San Francisco yes | terday, a vietim to tuberculosis. The animal was owned by Fred Bostick the trick ¢ th himpan bu | Dudley G. Wooten ing | the noted showman, and was said legal ‘adviser | Counciimen Kellogg and Revelie eown as the Orthopedic hoe | to have been booked at $1,000 «| Of Chief Wappenstein, was grilled joined in condemning Wooten for ma Queen Anne were week. “Lady Betty” was insured |‘? 4 Minish yesterday by the Invest! his {ladvised utterances and the ies yesterday. A» © of} for $25,000. gating committee. Wooten refused unfair attitude shown throughout toterested In the we were to let the ehief appear before the by Wappenstein upon his advice Rev. Edward. ith invoked the blessing |probern unless he accompanied In addition to this Lincoln |} Wooten Falls Down. | BERGER BLAMES | him Wooten —_————— | wrote a letter to the vice organ You have made a charge of MORGAN FOR WAR | [i which he charged the committee kednews against the commit: TTLE TO HELP | | with bribing witnesses to perjure tee,” said Kellogg. “Will you same p SAN FRANCISCO FAIR| ny United Pree) _ {themselves in their testimony a gingle witness who was brought ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov Con-| against the chief here by suborination? Did Wap an address by J. EL | sressman-elect Victor Berger of; “When asked on what he bas penstein name one to you?” ga the advantages to Se-| Wisconsin took a fi his charges against the pro’ I didn’t ask bim. I took his gen canal expost Morgan today, decla Wooten tamely replied, “Wappen- tatement for granted,” replied tly respons told me at was the spark that set the nmittee aflame 1 want to tell sald Chairman Bi |yer who would x in 1915 Yesterday appoint ‘of five to conduc the | ¥* T ed Chairman Maine to tell Mr, Wooten that been no unfair tactics » get any witness to Mr on of Labor in session here. 250,000 to 200,000 people charges purely . Will Mr. Woe ts through Seattle on that yer who has 5 3 ¢ chief to appear Chilberg argued. Re ears, In efther a fool or ne gators? - of worse fused to answer. bia, 8. C.—W. T. Jones, con travesty wife murderer, has petition & pardon. He is serving a matence for feeding str ne wife. Uttams, ass 1, was tir cat &2 Biggest St. Bernard Dog Howls | ——— |WhenHe Doesn’tGet His Candy urt Fully Guaranteed, $2.00 and $2.50 98c values A special fact c ock purchase which we ha eon ‘ holding express ; the holiday season with a rd “TEDDY,” THE ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA MASCOT, Nov. 24 bi bargain pens ARBOR Mich the ch k An Ideal Present for Ev- snleas § ee on he nc ery Seattle Boy or Man atk: from ¢ after repeated ch Is Here chops, “Teddy” does not Famous K hand-ham expected swe h mered 2 art or h head and how Stag Han the building, and pate Sg s sure to get what he log learned the trick s to know. The fra ed him fr day ee ere ee nen disclaim taught te the ¢ 1 the i t Teddy ne his FORGET—Toy Town Opens Saturday | ™ Nida hacorten aaa lent aaet kee ee ta Buy White Sewing Machines From Peddlers ben nin ela 00 Pasement Section e. the makers of “Ever Ber" Pure Aluminum Gooking Utensils allow w the privilege making this offer Will buy a New White Sewing Machine from the Sauce Pan j ! ae i witht Pioneer Dealer in White Sewing Machines § pure n, 2-quart size, with riv } ; te han B.D. VORIS secu Don’t Fail to Se his Demonstration PHONES: SUNSET, MAIN 705; IND., 594 do not in °WEAR-EVER” ' Win MALS WKEV ED, ~ oe ae Str. Oly of law leraph, ave rn fe r (EB i=) CINUM fi o« m Leave Byers ai mend 118 pm | Star “Want” Ads Are Business Bringers , 7 MENG AMO UHION 6 am Main 4943; THE STAR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1910. BEFORE COMMITTEE committee in here in a body! ad STONE, FIGHER CO. a lin slat Sale of Wool ‘nae | | for Men at About Half Value will h Second and University Second and sAisipotst | ] STONE, FISHER CO., { The men who have put off buying for one reason or another, good cause to congratulate themselv« Here's a manufacturer’ , fine wool underwear—every garment perfect fitting, well made is 7 cent wool—and atop of all these fine characteristics the price you pay i i just about half the usual figure, judged by any standard t Id them to us because he had over the in I The maker s¢ salesmen could dispose of. All sizes are included und ends, but a complete line ear for men, natural gra n 1 « I ! ery cla the half. On sale nd Sa Drawe Fancy Silks for Xmas at Less Than Half Former Fale Prices: read on the table All the A matter of fifteen hundred yard Just dainty women, and ey Me in all shade ich silks as delight | ery correct color most wanted patterns and But read the test 20 to 27 | and Mess | navy, cardinal Polka Dot and Figu | brown. Quick action inch Fancy saline d Taffeta ina Friday o Women’s $25.00 Tailored Suits Are to Go at $15.00 Friday Women’s $35.00 Tailored Suits Are to Go at $24.50 Friday hundred A matter of nd all The greatest After-Thanksgiving Sale we have ever announced. over one All the finest styles a re presented tomorrow. and fifty suits is to be sold at great price concessions. the mast wanted fabrics are included. Two great groups a GROUP NO. 1 GROUP NO. 2 High class fifty different New in the season's favored fabrics, Suits in over styles. The mest styles and finest rough tweeds, homespuns, serges and diag- fabrics we e had this season, ling @ boucles, ¢ s, pebble cloths, di serges. The pop g tans, onals, in brown, tan, gray, green and mixed En we fancy als ar effects; new short coats with satin linings. u rs are ys, browns | | | | Along with these we offer about seventy- { einer 2 & . ve, navy and black All the coats are silk five Wool Dresses, of serge, panama, henri- ed, 30 to 34 ned with etta, in navy, black, gray and cardinal. Skinner's satin; sizes . ust measure : 4 None sold before for less than $35, On sale Reg 1e8 $25.00. On sale tomorrow Friday 32. a _—s Waists $1.69 ¢ Waists, Whit nd-em v or Made silks, int a Ss wi th na & — ‘Imported me Curtains al Half Price Women’ S itis People Gaiecioe, Tonight we tll of f ,come asa result of a big business’ ‘ice 8 year we el zy ype scoring . Mm} son ; tyles at very attra way... ' sy Dutch Collars rted LOT NO t r } patterns, white e of effect, whi ary oo ar price $1800, Arabian lace. Sj 1 LOT NOS I Ita LOT NO. 1881—Schiff r ] oy 39¢ CHILDREN’S UNION { lan, two patterns In white or regu ed, white on ya hesigt Tabs and Jabots, assort suITSs lar price $14.00. Special to ek ef b 00. Speci close } ed 8; some al Wool and cotton, gray} POl NG. Fase Poi: " tp "aa pest’ tuacs ts othe lawn tri or white; high neck, long § | ety jay cinamett’ | Sots stow aanant? Ge ae mgs with lace, Special. .85¢ 1.00. Special to close price $35.00. Special to close, pai Stuff Mnen embroidered $17.5 Collars, sizes 12 to 14 Geneva | ve and } many patterns to choose ula 00 } trom. Special 2e “Handsome Trimmed Hats At an Incredibly Low Price—$3.00 And they are handsome Hats, just as the headline states. Made by a whole sale millinery concern for fine trade, but the wet, stormy weather hurt the sale, and the wholesale man sold us his stock ata sharp loss. Hence we can offer Turbans and Dress Shapes, of Felt, Silk, Satin and Beaver—yes, vctually IBeaver Shapes in the collection—in all colors and all this season’s most be coming style Over two hundred to choose among All colors, trimmed with wings, feathers, flowers; no two alike All this season’s models. No uch Hats anywhere else for less than $10.00 On sale here tomorrow $3.00 STONEFISHER(. SEATTLE TACOMA EVERETT