The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1910, Page 8

— « THE STAR-—-MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1910. FIRE DURING | » wottAVE YOU NOTICED THE CHANGE IN YOUR SON? HILL COMES, GOES Murder Follows Card SERVICES EN THUSIASTIC Game Among Friends Brimful with optimt ed by James 8, Goldwmith.| WASHINGTON, Pa., Dec, As) lowed Broadnax bh ba drawy smpire builder @ B. Harris, chairman of the ofa ath of a tana | dagger, * at down » Saturday to direc ne x ye ‘, fe de - ith a financial depres rated. h fee that the ja The founder of the Great North: |future prosperity the country | Broadnax, charged with the shoot ern railway system was met at the |depended upon the people moving | ing, and hin wife, held as @ witness depot by a party of business men,! back from the city to the farm jare in jail | According to the police, Love fo DIVORCED MAN CAN’T HOLD Lagorites LaAD INE WOMAN HE WED IN CANADA ENGLAND'S ELECTION ned top un There and Love A marriage by a divorcee within 5 (My United Prbee.) | There » six months’ Inhibition rule of 19.—Parliament|to elect t state, even if the cor tb |(akes place In Canada, ts vo! jis plainly an evas of the Ww ash-| lived tn | ton lawa, Judge C, H. Neal, a vis-| Judge 1 held that the tion with practics iting Judge, made thie ruling Sat-l\in Victoria was contracted merely | up that failed urday in the annulment proceed-|for the sake of evading Washing-|4n ¢h ings brought by Mrs, Mattio A.|ton laws because the parties pre | Thomas to relieve her from the| intended to remain permanent rei matrimonial obligations to John W.| dents there. He therefore granted | have carried 271 conatit Phillip Mra. Phillip'’s application for an an-| liberals and labor! Mrs. Thomas, who is a wealthy| nulment of the marriage | stebote. Shi. the. nations haxreagsengnsmys 7. —er-—-~ a ee - on a s\and the O'Brienites 10. | Congressm an Binger Hermann and) — I< N. Williamson, and to sentence Ithe engi | Franklin Pierce Mays, Willard | badly jJones and Thaddeus Potter : car t [Prison now reste with Heney. jeame ¢ “BY MOTOR GAR =: January 31, 1911 to face the mom to solve the problex ¢ last parliament Up to today the conservatives the le by the re KERSH JURY OUT FORTY-ONE HOURS (By United Press.) PORTLAND, | bes “THE KINDLING-PILE ~ gied in & revolving The Wornan's screams sent Lena scurrying for help, Ore yele show, to be held (By United Press.) bruary 6 to 11 in con-| PORTLAND, Ore,, Deo, 19.—The| nection with the automobile show Oregon land fraud cases, which | will outshine anything of a like} Mre. A. W. Millroy, wife of A.| were prosecuted in the federal| nature ever given in Chicago, This|W. Millroy, a building contractor of | P courts several years ago by Francia |is the opinion of the show com 16th av. N. EB., was partially | cler ney, Are about to terminate, | mittee of the Motorcycle Manu-|scalped while investigating trouble | de is In Portland today for the | facturers’ Associatio: hich has|with the engine of her automobile jh | purpose of bringing the famous! just arranged th allotment | Saturday night. The woman was casos to & final ending for the motorcycle exhibition. This|taken to Providence hospital, | sur Whether the finale will be a gen-| allotment was made at a confer;|where it was found that balf ber tun eral fiasco of all cases pending | ence with the show committee and | left scalp was torn away | Be with the dismissal of the cases and|the management of the National| Mrs. Millroy and her little daugh e of ba tains Three unch of pardons, or with a re-| Association of Automobile Manu-|ter, Lena, were about to enter the/ other sons are In jusiness out jnewed effort to convict former’ facturers car when Mrs, Millroy noted that! West BOSTON plicity in the Johnson, was st forenoon, Th 41 hours at tt Harry B. Paige, ende f the British Co bia & Bellingham railway, at 1, who will share ip the )zARKS me BAKKETS OF 1.000 THE. SIDE WAL TO THE GATE The Story of Washington's —— ee : Dental Conspiracy eavacivaatoe ROB DEN OF 12 DIE S588 ease TET HORROR WHAT THE STATE OF WASHINGTON |, sae aw HAS DONE I never saw such piano bargains as those being offered by the Factory Store. And they are certainly bringing happiness to many homes not able to own a piano before the © Factory Store opened. What a lot of good can be done by the right parties in the right position. I advise you to see for yourself. Yours truly, FATHER TIME Teeny NEGRO AMUCK WITH KNIFE JOHN FEAGLE. sosas farmer, John nger prints wit urke left om the wall ir people were Player Pianos Regular Price $575, Sale Price $378 Retail Prices at 1 " car of droamalte and the dachare Public Market Regular Price $600, Sale Price $394 b ““publle bulla wmmar| ? eee Regular Price $650, Sale Price $436 : mcs be, would nak | ite crane, Central engage gy « Regular Price $700, Sale Price $453 ; | ent looted “windows on ol Regular Price $750, Sale Price $497 OTIS SCORED [sitsrnattnowors'ortrie tna! | it + Regular Price $900, Sale Price $650 BY MINISTER yncred ot eo 2 ora | ve ; This is your opportunity to own a Player Piano. Buy direct from the pow Into ; fae | conte per boun wele manufacturers. Our terms are the best. at ane NOTICE! ffect vi Gere ied" thers were aovrey|f estat th , Rule the Universe a ( ef nm te tappie over ca i es eee ge ee) The CAUSE of our giving this great sale was | close proximity to Seattle P of the highest the FAILURE of the Rutledge-Ponder Piano Co. to | grade ever offered at 1 the Pacific . $2.95 olute k ia F led @ ambulances ¢ pay their obligation \ receiver was appointed, | Coast Had . een ¢ ony, # "@ message from | aor n the New York Cer washes $6.95 who turned their entire stock of Pianos over to us | de le, double : n , , aio ut owing to t f ‘ il i ‘ he jungle. ich men seem never With t \ : Se ee n liquidation of the debt medium a d highest ert | € ‘have to ap- r ent a D jt ri , $20.0¢ ars The EFFECT is that during the week, com peal to buye > 5.00 and up- gel ’ ; ssi ; nble |] ¢ “ $12 50 i Monday nd ending Saturda night, ward for a high-crade I 1 come withit - " A ‘ ; ’ A 1 three Pianos found a permanen le with tl t you could tae T : : / 1 $1, 45 t t families of Seattle and the Ne { We ne 1 , x, dur naar , 1 of : have shipped to almost every city and hamlet in | ing the p Ein” a LAND GRANTS“: jee oe i Fin atthe pie Touat Bargain Jewelry Store Remember, the store is aoe evenings. And don’t forget the place. st Av., Seattle The Factory: Piano Store GEO. P. BENT COMPANY 1421 Third Avenue Near Pike Street PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS eproof Storage Warehouse for fu BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE CO Madison at Twelfth Eas 414; Cedar 414 PR