The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1910. pS OEADLY FL DEFIS POWERFUL LUMBER TRUST I SAENTEAR GUERILLA WARFARE) Css ae “for Each Little One- Hong and Blogdy C ampaign Waged Over the Dam on| " Widow Cameron's “Forty,” in the Name of Law, is | § Told by Correspondent Evans in Second Chapter | : veThrilling Real Life Melodrama of Wild Wiscon. | sin Woods. gy RAYMOND EVANS Le maya ARD, WV enjoining interfering with the ing of logs over the mooted The tliad of Cameron dam nN in earnest was ne a tt h between John D of o the wanted. They put crude Hitter and start Deitz deliberately t in his Winchester) in the North Wiscon-| o¢ knew that the cor | gh} poration with which he was fight-/ -jing was affiliated with the Weyer / haeuser interests, He knew what! |that meant | Whett aq Ir the capture of Deitz and the killing of Deputy Harp.) THREATEN DEATH TO JAP LAWYER ‘OSC . to "$35. 00 $1.39. a“ All that remains of Cameron dam on Thornapple creek, object of the long war on Deitz, Is shown in the upper picture, one-half utterly blown away by dynamite at night, the other now crumbling | in the creek. Below ls the lonely Deitz cabin, a log stronghold |° maintained against repeated attacks of scores of hired mercenaries and deputy sheriffs. BORAX KING GETS A NICE NEW RAILROAD] Children’ s Coats Reduced By United Press.) | f w that every OAKLAND, Cal. Dec, 9.—Frank|[| a new coat to give such @ useful or ¥ wex DIRECTORS’ SALE STILL GREATER «=: FEW DAYS ¢ ee ae ee re or nee ioe 00 Boys’ 7T5¢ ata Raieenaa Knee Pants cut _ C CUO Wicd vcard BO cisccdseungevetacseses Boys’ $3.50 Men’s All- 2-piece Wool Suits Wool Suits. 4 caine —]] ODD COATS |UNDERWEAR|MEN’S SUITS| SOX—SOX $1.89 | 43¢ | $7.95} 10¢ WORS UP TO w reight. "TWoreh and cheviots. Cut | heels, Regular 15¢e $15.00. 75e. from $15.00. values. MEN’S HATS SI A9 Up to $3.00, Your Choice Tomorrow.... MEN’S HATS 79¢ MGUY CHOICE: iis.p Spices Up to $2.00, All Sizes, MEN'S DRESS PANTS = $1.95 © an atte rapt to little girl ones § GSa-87 | TaPRR SE, PETERS REL S \ePousall & | e/southwick Co. SECONDYAVENUE'S PIKE STREET, 2 ABERNETHY’S 1°23 ANNOUNCE BIG Consolidation Sale At 1025 Third Av. -AND— Grand Removal Sale At 2405 First Av. Beginning Saturday Morning, Dec. 10 AT 9 O’CLOCK Diagonally Across ay, rom Moore Theatre Our 5 $5.00 a Fre pot Why D0 Your string in the lligh Rent District? i Come to THE GOLDEN EAGLE, 2007 and 2009 Second Nenue, FOUR DOORS NORTH OF VIRGINIA ST., on SI pad AVE., and we will convince you how much non ou can save inthe LOW-RENT DISTRICT. PLOW REN T means LOWER PRICES on all goods PREE—Our Christmas Presents to Our Customers—FREE rs sn adhe wit aii « patent axes oa Up to $4.00, Your Choice AIEEE re 6 St NOW IS YOUR CHANCE ODD COATS AND crifice ie st ks at USEFUL CHRIST MAS PRESENTS Buy where it is most convenient—Prices are the same. lic | 89¢ | 19¢ | $2.39 ; Keser HF bs oo agtehy on. ‘9 Hundreds of pairs of Shoes, Men’s and Women’s, in all ; eth $5.50. 0 ‘ £3.09 About 10 dozen Heavy y All - Wool A big show ing of Any of these are the insae’ styles, anes Say Sasnionty See our Show F r $ 1.19 a rine . Windows for the ridiculously low prices. Pet ts, worth $178, ¢ ig > caps; tweeds and | Shirts and Draw- Silk Ties for to- | worth ten dollars. : pa08-< ee worsteds. Worth | ers. Regular $1.50] morrow. A reg- | All small sizes; not ? ve Gay OF . ‘ up to 35c each. seller, (Comeearly.) | ular 35c value. larger than 36. Men § and Bo § Suits 259 0 Off 4 fe; worth § bi Reduction on 1 Men's Furnishings | a DRESSES SILK CROCHETED TIES, in fancy boxes, TOMORROW........ 39c Ti. iS ao “yo ; " 4 $8.14 —E a Ba coor sme & P $18 $45 § $11.50 to $29.50 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS as the | Ones 205 ABERNETHY’ Ee Business Bringers. Star classified : "ie or ell real estate, etc Come Early and Avoid the Rush; Alw Rush; Always Crowded in the Afternoon _ LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS |McCORMACK BROS. 812-14 FIRST vicntidh OPPOSITE COLMAN BLOCK MTL FLIP NG TR NR | | Our Hat Pins Are as Big Bargains as Our Hats | eS We Pay Your Street Car Fare 0 ; MAIL O PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO “GOOD GOODS CHEAPER”