The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1910, Page 10

— ~ 10 THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1910. « RAIDS ON [SPITE RAND {2-0 vanyjceso°73("° "5c a | |* NO HARD (IME6, BAY * OR GOV, F |e BUSINE66 WOMEN * JOHNSoy " le al By United Pres.) * * € (entonceseephpoomnnnae * of «1g a " ae othe atrons of the car lines (Ry United Pree.) loolling and the rest of the ap |* #1 one g Bayview House in| viich must carry the famates of | WASHINGTON, D, C,, Deo, 16.—| pliances used in securing the phot * n * of Injunction, ed to stick to her hus | graphs were taken Into court CHICAGO Dea 1d Ualied @tate | iovliiora saraueat te tanta a ‘ * ! south | band, even if that means spending| The principals werl® for-| secret service officials, alded by 20] ve tempt t - \* end . f 1 im-|a term in the penitentiary, Mrs,| mally ¢ 4 with blackmafl worl SeOn, ealded thre othicse ct’ tne| Character of Counciiman Kellogg, | # : house and iné | to orde \ superior] James Knott appeared with Knott! ‘The officers intercepted @ note] Canitol Investment pany, n{ Chief graft prober, by conneoting his | * d¢ ist from even 9p « of & 1 r fend Alton Armatrong today for a wnich Mra Raott attempted 0] ,ucket shop in the t of ‘the | ame with a fake raid on a lodging | ¥ pig Meccan < j v preliminary hearing, | give husband, < diatrie nd nfincated house 212 Blanchard + everal | men fay re | The three were arrested yester-| “IH atick to you through the aes "and reporda, Four brash op ie gg ; of eel a a A 4 disetpiing te \ for having attempted to work| whole thing,” she had hastily oe ec aeorae. | yrour, branch night ago recelved a stinging s¢ 2 W w day that @ badger game” on Henry] aeribbled on a bit of paper Poa back when Pollee Judge Gordon | R M f ith ond of towr enthal, a wealthy business man| “If you go to the pen | want oftl aay the} Promptly dismissed the case against | 8 A ea) ee jof Washington | to go, too.” ) fa general| Mra, Alice Cleero, eb 4 with iG. | t ' A.M G Nine phatographs of Rosenthal] Mrs, Knott, who fs scarce oe aamataagiit ie Pe diane: Mee I ad ' and Mra, Knott, the camera with) more than a girl, was for bone Le porate 7 pc t " \ y I} whleh the pletures taken as|known in Washington as Fh : od bucket shop te sald to| “man Kellogg rents the lod M , « Ay b }the two eat tn the parlor of| Bennett, She wa nerve ater nranches in the Middie| house te cero, 4 for ths or . ne vold the|the Knott apartment in the fash-| unstrung tn court tosay but her de et, aid to have Gone an exten | ree rald with n jonable Cairo apartment house, the| termination to stand by her hu ‘a uying elling Of discred 5 the F id d ony w I et urph and | meroury 7 iene that was fixed In the|band was unfaltering. ntocks - ata sche nae Sige , asec sci r ay an aturday att , ay = » bo - “gid” MeHie, believed to be in| #Taft prober | be patie! ethan Shacaice : | BUILDING ANO LOAN Florida, ts said by federal authori-| Clty Attorney m moving tie C ‘ wd {he told ymmittees that if ine] MEN IN CONVENTION, |'le# to be chief owner of the com-|for the disminus canton to|ff WATCH Spec ial Delivery Days vin $48 alformation wa t to him that , OLYMPIA, Dec. 16.--Only about | PABY The fle charge on which | say that there a vhred of FOR io wt 1 y will | th aw Wie ig violated he re of the bullding and joan| the raid od was umlng the | ayi¢ OUR Mondays ... r be “ a } would do his duty, Hodge made ons of Warhington are} Malls to defraud. Tuesdays : f South Seattle a ar Teapos: nt in Olympia to attend the . XMAS Wednesdays . Thursdays University Dis AD Fridays Beacon H BROWNE, the Coffee Man _FREE |W. Mc nh banker who Is serv omy growing |!ng @ ar te annual convention of the aasocia ven taxed tion here, KR, Campbell, view prest city, Patrolm WASHINGTON, D, C.,, Dec. 16,— | dent, of Seattle, delivered the open enné COOH lhe petition en for Charles | '98 speech ‘ BY SUICIDE ° utter! Biggest Surprise No, 3 . fe Ing ove od by President Taft today SALIN Kan, Ds 11 ] , ‘ , | : ec H anc 12 himeelf and th s of prominent ~ a om > i people of every in the union Kied " né ¢ i companying the petition is a let James J, Hill, the + ad mag 4 s 0 : y of nate, will arrive In Seattle tonight | which he sto om the Sts n ‘ begging the preside of Paradise early tn the was ‘ th omorrow morning on an inapec| round by hin wide ; , jared that. the ein i apieees.. tual Wiet deena ek Weeetiia’ ton A. A. HINTZ of many thou i 1 by a staff of night and stated that he was rid } had signed he ing across the state on a wager Leg of Lam ise ' LN add this morning after purchasing a After an all night session, the 11 f ? i SAVES MISSIONARIES. kun, ammunition and a coll of rope, jury which tried V > La Rosa, STALLS 11 AND 12 4 At he strolled over to the bank and. fe Bo § on one . . ed Cashier O'Brien that 3 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dee, 16 her men. After the and e A American minsionaries were pr nd the safe at Ward's nald 3 ng it waa the He n “room and ordered to lie down quittal and five for convietion the eye, with ; The nd and gagged Hen Taylor, an man, living - his twe at jaf misstonarios | away ury, stated that he was ° ‘. . a#i. |Wekimos ' shadow |th¢ department. Approximately 60, | across the river removed the boats, || nk officials | on five who voted for con plains » mental ¢ pr ore ‘ : 000 names are signed to the peti-|thus cutting oi the advance by the |aay all the money was recovered vietion by his inability to ate | tion ‘ rloters ne who has suffered “Here, then,” the doctor con | OO ite ae = ‘i HORLICK from insomnia,” he says, may cludes, “I felt was an important be able, in a small degree, to observation, placing me with ; . = gauge my condition when sleep fair accuracy at the pole, and Ripe Olive Ihe became impossible. To reach unlike all other observations, e r Pickles, pint ....10¢ the end of my journey became it was not based on that im. treegep the haunting, ever present, possible dream of absolutely Stall 30—Sec geading thought of my wakeful accurate time. My mind, existence starved by impoverished blood An EDISON, VICTOR or COLUMBIA TALK- F, Vp Shana exy and shaken with faintness ‘armers’ Section e vealed. The. tooushe thet 3 ING MACHINE Cabbage, le Ib. 5 was here, on the very apex of the world, ¢ ng an unknown mystery, where no man had ever stood, was Intoxication.” PORTLAND BOY KILLED BY AUTO (Wy United Press) PORTLAND, Ore, Dee. 16 Ha he @year« A Selection of RECORDS A VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO, ACCORDION, HARMONICA, MUSIC ROLL OR BAG SHEET MUSIC-—-MUSIC BOOKS Ballard Music House 5411 20th Ave. N. W. BALLARD 1277 Near Market St. OPEN UNTIL 11 P. M. ora THOUSAND BARGA Yes, a thousand, and then some. And the most wonderful part about this Retiring Sale is the quality of goods to be had at such cut rates as have seldom been seen in Seattle. Remember, five dollam expended elsewhere will bring you no more than three dollars spent with us A Full Basket of | * VEGETABLES {5 — : 25c Geeseenee At Abernathy’s 1025 Third Av. 2405 First Av. Commencing today, and continuing all next week MAKE THIS YOUR MARKET PLACE FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WESTLAKE MARKET WESTLAKE AVE., FIFTH AND PINE we offer great Christmas Bargains in Men's, Wom en’s and Children’s Shoes and Men's Clothing and Furnishings. OPEN EVENINGS SHOES AT YOUR OWN PRICES Men’s and Boys’ Women’s Bhoew .... Scientifically ‘Corrected New York Facial Co. 342, 343 ARCADE BLDG. Main 8795 of a cow belonging to K. Aria, a Japanese farmer. BS | fo Bhoes 1. Blacksmiths’ Supplies Plumbing Supplies VISES Haybuddin Anvils Stillson Wrenches | Armstrong Stock and | regular $6.00 $4.50 : Phe ate Regular 90¢; S-1n — A9c | : ~ Be b Set No. 1 cuts from %4 B Ibs. regular $8.00. $5. 43 He t an é-Half Solder 190 Re gu ar $1.50; 14-in. 69c aN . . re a - Ibe. regular $9.00. $6. 89 i gh-Grade Babbit; per 2 c ~pecia $1.75; 18-in _97c 2 regular $8.00, = : 597 |~ ie ze — ” Reed’s Pipe Cutters Bench Drills ? egular $1.5¢ $1.19 Reed’s Pipe Blacksmith Hammers a $10 u oN Abe. fie No. gular $2.50 $1.69 al ; ee Ss id 93c Buffalo Blow Forges Mechanics’ Tools las bake ont 419.00." Now $15.10 oe 67¢ “4 see enoes He tio. Now. $24.76 39¢ Te |store". $27.90 $1.49 ef $3.79 Gas Engine fe ty = ret 25:35 $3.97 | c $3.60 | : Aes muird Av. ABERNATHY’S | rire’a.. Use Your Credit. Come to Us. Zz LZ High-Gr Keen Katter, nick ) “with very best solect and Overcoats n $15.00 to $30.00 Gifts for Ladie Suits, Coats, I ind Waists call ount Dollar Down Sale at the National Extends to Christmas Eve later TAILORED SUITS at 1-4 Reduction FINE FUR COATS AND SETS All MILLINERY Half Price OPEN AN ACCOUNT TOMORROW SJ aional ¢ Junin Gi y fle 122 Pike Street es, Willing C0. HEA an aamall Ae Store Open Every Night Until Christmas. ‘Campbell He ee Co. =m Take Marion Street Viaduct to Colman Dock :