The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1910, Page 3

WE'VE SOs THE TOY Riese s a a Tree Made Fine Home I HUNGRY ROBGINS' HOME BESIDE THE BROOK, OWN, N. Y., Dec. 19. ry” Robbins. The old man had C her home. He had cloared the hollow until it sized ro He had a king v fie and be med to left A blanket hung over the rance protected him from the 4, and be usually spent his ning reading by candle lght.| the day he would = fe and do odd jobs about t and The police th him to jail fo old man has d to send and the his tree pend the winter in wmorhoure, At the Theatres At the Grand. fles” was as noisy as « suffragette ‘ n And why not? Emma Place:” The G r unlike the hero of the Gin: Take your pick ante-beuum days of Reno, came dbeet. exp! the doings | back diminutive —actre Grand opera ! and the} was the one Adams-How ard : a yesterday ower grand affalr reest that we audience took ae before that Bunt! person will want to leave that dear Seattle town for the orange « whence she returned. ogling oft p - a a i ois Johnny Hic An the BOY OF SIX 18 CAUGHT cs by comparisor journeyed IN ACT OF RIFLING MAIL ROC HESTER N. Y¥., Dee ar-old mail robber > have Heeman stood and watched the child empty two boxes, and 1 Martin MeCush 1d of his friend, Martin The youngster ken to his father. estigation will be certain if the two whose mail was “rifled any tons. y manipulated on locks on the hether they were left open by some one is not * known mT he gt i, i ne. alata thee marked his i,100th per a3 Jasper. At the Seattle. the Girt of the Golden West @hother week at the Se ‘The Baker Viay, WRd the excellent. At the Aik Alhambra 7 What's the use? Bren such oe name as “The Girl Raf YOU COMPARE THE PRICES 1 to complete your list Tuesday ~ $2.00 Baser gone or Automobile— arge choo-choo bile; _Wagon—Wit h h ft loco. large run on cs $1.19 75¢ Wheelbarrow—Choice of dirt or 1 attern; good and and self-w J a fine looker durable Her Gift iple- Plated The er a prac Tea pons. that cal present "$129 For That Good Boy A Gif for Him and $10.50 Chafing Dishes q $5.98 Fancy China, Values to bar choles or ‘ $1.50—75c Pavenue AND Union sTRceT | dor the ctreumstances surrounding SECS ee THE een DAY, DECEMBER 19, 1910, Bribery Legislature. Will Return ‘Powder Trust du Pont to Senate WILMINGTON, Del, Dee No United States senator 19. would willingly choose to hold his job un. the recent election of the Delaware legislature which is scheduled to reelect H. A, du Pont, the aged vowder trust senator. All the political corruption that surrounds the fight of the infam ous Gas Addicks In his efforts to gain the Delaware senatorship| were mantfe in the recent elec ts for bribery have Many more will be made. Even the Republican news papers of the Kast—du Pont being & republican—are demanding that the disgrace in Delaware be ended S68 ¢ The Republi elected In Del the recent that, out ol an Legislature was are by 7 .000 popular v 72 votes, distributed here there, in various districts, would have given the Democratic party control of the Logislatare. Many districts were carried by|~ the republicans by 2, 4, 6, 6 or 7| wont broke in an effort to gain the votes, In these very districts! senatorship there was bribery, One district} When he became bank attorney ways that he will cause | 1904, just a few days be the indictment of 30 or more brib-| tion, the Republican party ore, faced the election with a machine Negro votes sold for $5 all rigged, but with no money to votes bi ht $10. run it, Two party leaders went to One bought 14 votes for the | Wtimington. They needed $53,000 Republicans, These votes helped|to put thelr plans through. With to elect legislators who will elect| that money and the Addicks ma |Senator du Pont chine, they could win There has been bribery of voters| They got the $53,000, They won in I ever since Gas Ad-| Henry A. du Pont was elected dicks spent half a million and then "United States senator. and uv. hall SENATOR H, Ae bU PONT. White STORE OPEN EVENINGS. 1 BRINGS A VICTOR loYou On Christmas Morning Will the chil dren find the Victor they have been look ing for? Don't disappoint them! It's easy to make them happy and the who le family will enjoy the Victor's delightful music and fun There's a Victor price—$10, $17.50, 32 $40, $50, $100, $150, $200, $250 And easy tert an be arrang- ed if desired at every 325 Const Distetbuters VICTOR Talking Machinew Pacific np Perific Const Dealers tm w tsinway and Oirer sed Payer Planes ay & Co Ninetoon Stores om the Paetfie Const. Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or | sell real estate, etc. 3 |for the sole purpowe of adding new | recrul hite slavery. Moving | let that border upon the sug- also responsible for the doctor, ruln of many girls, sald the rece was tad at rest attic B RY FIRE eet of beautitut fora! ot-| Blames Parents for WINE’ CHRISTMAS Beginning Tuesday, December 20th, and continuing until Saturday night, we will give away, free of charge, one bottle of Special 75c Port Wine with each purchase of $2.00 or over. Out of town orders of $4.00 or over par- ticipate in this offer. We ship in plain cases and prepay expressage. CITY DELIVERIES MADE TO YOUR HOME WITHOUT ANY EXTRA CHARGE. As our stock is the largest and most complete in the city, com- prising wines and liquors from almost every country on the globe, we are unable to give a complete list, together with prices, but, quality considered, we sell for less than you can purchase elsewhere. AS CHRISTMAS FALLS ON SUNDAY, WE WILL BE UNABLE TO MAKE OUR USUAL CHRISTMAS MORNING DELIVERY, SO PLEASE HAVE YOUR ORDER IN BY 4:00 P. M. SATURDAY. JAFFE & CO. 1145 SECOND AVE. SOUTH MAIN 8900 IND. 791 |THE FINEST EXCLUSIVE LIQUOR STORE IN THE UNITED STATES Main 6921 Tote FF URANITURE SECON® AVE BETWEEN PiKe Gifts for the Little Folk Practical Furniture that will gladden the hearts tured in wide assortment. Below are a few typical v Child’s $3.50 Rocker $2.50 Excellent Rocker, like il lustration, of oak, finished Early English; strongly built, wood seat Child’s $4.50 | $3.50 High- Rocker $3.25 An idea! Rocker sim. strongly made of qua oak finished gold English and finis tere en or Karly For Your Convenience the Store Will Remain Open Evenings Until 9 o’Clock { SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME-FURNISHERS | mM ACOTTSTE IN alues Ail Goods Held for Christmas co Delivery if rine Desired | How the Bank Helps In ica Time GETTING waren RTO aaecooed a rote st of us look ng fr en such a sober, z J—and glad to be v What can the bank do to add to the liday happine of the little tots is fea SENDING GIFTS HOME—The bank mptly to can send your any part of the world v e you have loved n yo ake happy at H ay time. We can or cable i lesired le extra expense. CHECK BOOKS AS GIFTS—‘o gi will help Her ¢ your wife a Check x Her. Inci lems relating liday pr many « wing son or daughter with land welcome gift ich that will be THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING—As Pre we said las m Giving Chair $2.50 REAL ESTATE LOANS—> fli A | navian A che just glad t Scandinavian American Bank RESOURCES, $11,000,000.00 A. CHILBERG J. E, CHILBERG T. President Vice Pres B. MINAHAN Vice Pres, ama ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE, U. S. A. smmmm J. F, LANE Cashier ~