The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1910, Page 5

nes Refuses to Quit; Standpatters’ Little Plot Nipped ment, and offered him the position Hut Jones declined to be tempted by which it te whiw punt of activity ary of the Interior Rallinger, of Wilson and of men well WASHINGTON Dee. 6 of Senator Jones yintment to the gecopt (he appointmen os States district judgeship of left vacant by friends of See of Judge Whitson recent littelans here t tty scheme en! by certain standpat repub elevate John Wilson, a Se to the United Jones a chance of a lifelong job on the bench, he promptly declined, de claring that he preferred to remain in the senate, “IT shall attempt to concur Senator Ptles. hot think that we can ¢ ave nipped a pre pewspaperman, of weeks ago & rumor 4 lated to the trvalated to This, it ts asserted, Indicates that the two senators will clash over fed eral appointments soon to be made. Among offices that are to be filled in the near future are those of col atoms, the United St marshal for both eastern and West. | ern Washington and several land of: | fice positions | EST IN to the front as a fitting can for the Jones toga, should the gee fit to accept the judge. rumor was given credence to- since It became é Senator Jones gesterday afternoon, by appoint _—== EDDY TO R | ETERY NEAR BOSTON ©: (By Cnlted Pree.) have been completed today. Simple Servic Following the wishes Eddy herself, the ceremony will be of the most simple sort be short prayers, reading from the Mary Baker G @ie Cristian Science church, Wile ln the Mount Auburn come TRhas deen deft: Ge beaders of the « re Science text book, and them the body to Mount Aubura ere of Mra. Eddy's family and a few of the leaders of the Science ~ church who were closest to her in her last days will attend the serv The services will be held at m. Thursday GAFFNEY’ 708 FIRST AVENUE pastor emeritu he crypt bullt into fthe mother church tr Prangements for were partly made yesterday This Week Only CHOICE OF ANY $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 Fancy Suit $24: GAFFNEY’S 708 FIRST AVENUE | Se A A i Factory Piano Store GEO. P. BENT CO. h 1421 Third Av., near Sherwin-Williams Paint And Varnishes. (Not Cheap but Star Paint & Wall Paper Co., | 1421-23 Fourth Av. Factory, Chicago, Il SEATTLE AGENCY R. & G. CORSETS & Lane Pianos Factory to Home” helone Pinus G. 488 Third Avenue. PP. Postoffice. LONDON’S LITHOLIN COLLARS JOHN E. KELLY Senttary Wan 4& BARRY, ING. aint & Ww, uit Paper Store.” 1305 First Ave. JAPAN'S “MAN OF DESTINY” DYING COUNT KOMURA, The serious iinesa of Count Ko | mura, the Japanese foreign mintw ter, may bring to a close the career of one of the greatest of the sub. jects of the mikado, He known In America j Japan's minister before | came over Komura was Japan's senior com missioner at the tween his Takahira country and Rus yrtsmouth, N, H. Count has been called Japan's silent man of destiny Aa foreign mintater preceding the war with Russia, Komura so effectively con cealed the of his govern ment from Russian attention that even the Japanese | clsed him for his appa ness, The victories in the war were Komura’s sole reply to the detrac tors. purposes nt supine Komura {s a strong opponent of anese emigration to fore * He believes that his people 4 concentrate in the Orlent, where, in his words the future reign supre Jape Dance at Dreamiand tonight. | -— The Waidorf $2.50 Shoe, MEN’S SHOE STORE 805 First Ave. Colman Bldg. you at firat cost Goodyear Raincoat Co. 614 Second Ave ALASKA BLDG. W. L. DOUGLAS PACKARD SHOES DANZ SHOE CO. 119 Yosler START WORK course of a few day jof the Lake Washington os jered by spe the work Ballard. of the local corps of United Stater engineers, made this statement yew terday on assuming charge of the} ofties, after an months Will Cost Just day 460. is well whore he waa/over those for negotiations of ers, individually ature eriti-|spiracy in violation of the Sherman |) law, filed today with United States Judge Carpenter a motion asking that action on their cases be post poned pending before United States Judge |; Landis for divsolution of the N&|sanees of tional Packing company time posed they had left the itner Man-/ best. Then goahead. 1 S".c NEAT SCHEME MAKES Adama and ( leged cow tlon fargain Mal. Tomorrow. |ivHe raMot “C1RL OF THE GOLDEN WreT” Received no: Neattic Theatre. One | advance in prices | | tat A DOLLAR 8h THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1916 ON CANAL Bids will be advertined for in the on the work ifleations y between Fr at Major ©. W. Kuts, chief } | absence of four| $748,414,860 to the government business during the fiseal The estimates show an increase 1911 of $3,047,663. drammer over that elie of chortles from the shek Packers Ask Delay (fy Uelted Pree) CHICAGO, Deo. 6.—Chicago pac indicted for cor « until settlement of a sult IN FRISCO BA (iy United Prem) SCO, Cal, Dee, 6) are held at Angel) and whil to smuggle Chinese {nto this The Chinese were arrosted by accident by a ban dof deputy ew jtoms Inspect who were watching} contraband optum. From th of their arrival it was urta, TWO CENTS WORTH $10. J two al Dee cs rlee Kelley rfelters PORTLAND, were arrested n the a passing off a two-cent plece for a M0 gold OMESEEKERS, ATTENTION! aN Canadian immigra- | agent, at Hotel Diller all this oe Grieve. AMUSEMENTS. Moore, Tomorrow Night Ellen Terry eves 2 $1.50 and $1 sebeee ch Halcony ....- Upper Box Seats . No Phone 0 No Seats Laid Aside. Those Who Apply at Once May Still Obtain Good Seata Unreserved, Cents Entire Gallery 600 Good Beats, 75 Selling Tomorrow 7:30, Nest Seat BAKER STOCK ©O. 1 “CHARLEY'S AUNT” SPECTAL—Mali Orders for David Belasco’s Curtains at 2 and § p.m Lois Theatre ALEX PANTAGES, Manager Toth Phos Advanced Vaudeville HIS NERVE HATS BIMPLY A AJESTIC (50 corm 2:10-—1:116—0 | PANTAGES THEATRE “Unequaled Vaudeville CHAS, K. SWRET The Musical Burglar | The Military Dancers “Adam Bowerguy,” Rte. ||| * * “ + * * * * * * * * * * » * ¥ * wimblage at Wells returns with a Run Us in : ard comedy loweat of the bungling burglar would surely | Ma=y Men Would Not De wit have landed in jail, advises the low| brow to ¢ | CATCH 15 CHINKS - For 60 years we have had! fficials of the imnt-| perfect confidence in Ayer's ratio nd custome bureaus com bined ‘ore investigating an alleged | Pills, plot | leountry this same confidence also, First ask your doctor, ‘ain his approval. He knows Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Citron or Lemon Peel Seeded Raisins Fresh Shredded Cocoanut, pound .. Baker's Stalle 109-110—Main Floor Granulated Sugar 5c Ib. Stalls 67-68-—Lower Floor EEE Almond I e, pound Choice lowa (always the same) ....+4+ Minnesota Creamery Guaranteed Eggs At the Theatres ee } Marlo-Aldo Trio open the bill with a gymnastic act that should not be AT THE THEATRES. jan opener Marie Hart and went Billy Hart pre ‘A Clrous Girl.” Marie does a }bit of acting, singing, slack wire | walking, cornet SEATTLE—"Charlio’s Aunt”.. |ing—which ts going some SEATTLE Charley's Quigley Brothers are unfortunate o * * * MOORE—Dark * o * * Aunt *#\to be in too good company this * * * * * * “ GRAND—Dobb's Arctic Mo tion Pletures LOIS—"Jous of the Bar Z,” week. Their work is indifferent by ALHAMBRA |}eomparison with the rest of ‘em at Cabin the Third av, shack. ORPHE UM—Vaudeville. MAJESTIC—Vaudeville, PANTAGEB—Vaudeville. Unele Tom #° At the Majestic The bill at the Majestic this week is well balanced and entertaining Pascatel, an aerial contortionist twists himself into all kinds of knots, then Josephine Ainsley fol lows with some clever songs which get acrous the lights, Then come ee ee At the Orpheum. As Lew Wells would say, the aw the Orpheum yester May impinged thelr palms with| Phil and Nettle Poters in a musical maton of the secretary of the trea lrtuch gusto and at frequent inter-|#kit. Phil worked hard and made| ury of the funda needed to conduct | yaiy « |. but Nettle would do better if she didn’t laugh so much , Three of the acta were seen here year ending June 30, 1918, feature, Joseph Hart oo tote ee McDonald & Huntington were transmitted to congress tol with hig “Bathing Gtr in a mu-|#0me Irish duets in costume, \and | The estimates total §140,414- Beto) soa conte’ sunhor that ig|bome character songs, | mre than satisfactory, while Lew} Carroll & Cooke, the headliners, | hat is just topiaden with and son They get laughs in| on . just top h chuckles. Ci) ney get laughs in Besides this, in the 1912 eatienates Wellington Trcee and Selon Loss| dened there ts no re tg" Poms | Joxept bring again “Dying to| Rosa Naynon, assisted by some — a = 410,604,138 b jAct,” which is @ scream. They| 4 Odd tropical birds, furnish a mates place 82 dance, sing and shove some 1 novel act VANCOUVER VOTING ON CITY WATER BONDS By United Press.) VANCOUV | bond and city « 1 payers The big number t# Charles Leon Fletcher in Percival Knight's His Nerve.” Tt fs an unusual sketch R, Wash., Dec. 6.—A ection is being held dealing i tue’ visitaes “2 cok here today, If the bond election Aileman cud at A ,pollceman, &! carries, Vancouver will be bonded paral r wtot nla: Vinitors | for $314,000, and immediate steps | ural er is a bigh-| wilt be taken to install a municipal | w visitor with @ full dress suit.) water system to bring water from ecant language and patent leather | the Lewis river, 23 miles distant * The other burglar is the low brows The high ow, after nerve,” without which or lam, Which Soothes and i White fp burgling aa the bust) now enim #a needs brains. 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He Boards, 15e to 306. Complet Jig-Saw and Pastime Puzzles, and 59¢ the famous Parker make, 28¢ itauqua Blackboard Desks, for children; natural finish; $1.26 to $2.00. Father Tuck's A B C and Christmas Story Books, 4c to 69¢. —Toyland—Basement. Flemish Useful. Gift Suggestions Art owels, Women’s Sweaters and Silk Petticoats, ‘urnishings, Gloves, Laces, Upholsterin » Cutlery, Silverware, China, Table Linens, f Goods, Umbrellas, Stationery, Perfumery, ete. “Mx Dousal outhwick Co. SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET) For Christmas— A Piano or a Player Piano? What would afford you more pleasure in your home Christmas Day than music and story and song? Music gives to the home life an atmosphere which nothing else can supply. Your children will be better, brighter, happier, if they sing and play. Mother and father will likewise be happier. 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