The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1910, Page 5

BOY BROKER'S EFFECTS 9 BRING SMALL PRICES * ROsTON, De The first day; His six-cylinder Stevens-Duryea 4 thom eal 10 sonal | automobile, with monogram on the olla door panels, was knocked down at gifects of K 7 $1,100, A number of books, in tng DY ker, a cluding valuable sets of Be On ne t fille rooms tolear Wilde, Shelley, Hawthorne, grerflow ing Goldsmith and others, brought ma,” Davie’s fo bible was among $750. ge offering When le’s office desk was Any ges tn itr dd Constable Hale said: “This man A woman bough desk where Davie used to box So Bible ; it and smoke his cigar x Then ‘ one with Someone else's cigar, you on, " from the throng . . ! \ n, “any a vie bills In the BME Lauder re thea ow, The records w r $150 0 for Pavie's silk hat was bid tn for onsultation rt as ss. with an astrologer = ; : “sm SOLONS SCRAP OVER THAT a < 19 tea TACOMA POSTMASTER JOB ag 2 ‘ (By United Press.) ho will sw 1 Mo be, WASHINGTON MeCredte allow tative MeCred the next post ts oe ite jc a to fill the vacaney caus-| fatima death of Postmaster Vo- ppaster oma a way man ch by presentative McCredie then made it tried @ect Stanton Warburton at no Warberton man will McCredie eived a letter from » _-- <= = =: oS nous ™| TO ARBITRATE ON «| BOUNDARY DISPUTE my ert ee , (Ry Veited Press) ington ndary dispute. Ever OLYMPIA, Dec 20—It was/since Washin attained state Yearned today-that Attorney Gen-| hood the boundary question has a elk panmenes | been subj litigation. foe Bell will represent the state pri point at issue T @ Washington at the conference! pinges on th fa Portland question of which December 33, which | state has jurisdiction over the fish lied for the purpose of | ing industry at various points along the Oregon-Wash-| the Columbia river. eT MAN SAW HER TRYING ON NE DRESS, SO SHE SUES HIM FOR IT t | CINCINNATI, Dee. 20.—Mrs. Min- ) her wounded modesty te Floer has sued for $2,500 dam-| Mra. Fluer was scantily attired . . and standing on a chair when the ars — bition nt - door was opened suddenly and a» gidden appearance of Thomas man stood with an unobstructed fone, 4 wealthy lumberman, in the | view of the complainant. In an ef feems of a dresamaker, where a fort to avoid his gaze Mrs. FI Gee was being fitted on h fell off the chair and asserts she Mrs er classifies the fractured five ribs, receiving also @ fizadi which deprived he internal injuries. e@ppe y to get $800 In a bust Stone states that he called to deal, and $1,700 a= a balm to | collect rent. ection Ferments Crisis in Ireland é , {Ry United Press.) subseribed $50,000 for warit NOMDON, Dec. 20—A crisis tn ures. Bids for 20,000 ri ‘Wister a8 a result of the return of | already have been asked, and bi fe liberal party to power ts indi-! for 1,000,000 rounds of ammunition Gated in dispatches received from | were sought today Breland today. | ven the most peaceful of Ulster | . The opponents of home rule for | men admit that armed resistance Breland as part of the Hberal pro-| will follow {f parliament should @am for the coming parliament | grant home rule {n Ireland. — M.A.GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CoO ave he TWEEN AFTER SIX O’CLOCK The shoppers who find it inconvenient to do their purchasing during the day will find many interest- | ing values here after 6 o'clock. Two stifting specials are here quoted, effective between the hours of 6 and 9 p. m. $25 Leather Rocker 1 NOW $1 WEEKLY $6.00 Wool Comforts i‘ ristmas gift | ‘NO WIRE MERGER } ’ | YORK, Dec. 20.—Clarence ocean and the Postal Telegraph Co | H. Mackay, on being shown the an-\on the land. We aot enter nouscement fro: fon that thé into any combination. Neither shall | Western Union we sel! out | THE STAR-—-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, NEROPLANE, EATING. WINGS IN CHRUFFEUR'S ARS, WINS TI-MILE RAGE FR ie feet above Seymour's This ts the first time 4 Bleriot ever raced an automobile this country 0M VANDERBILT CUP RACER * Moisant was hardly fif-|¢ MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dee. ~; mile match. Jered records, John B. Molsant, in his 50-1 The content was staged on the fa-| Att power Ble racer, b t Montgomery race track, | teen whatever in winning a ten-mile race wroughbreds, in the from Joe Seymour in his 150-horse-| days when ponies Inutead of autos power Vanderbilt cup racer in a 10-|and aeroplanes were iu vogue, low-| in submarine from the States to Europe, has now 4 contro! of the four sub. ablea owned by the Anglo American Telegraph Co. sald The only comp is the Commeretal ( SAYS C.H. MACKAY (By Valied Press) NEW | | 1 \ i] raph Co,, with wu ul This year the whole trend of fashion and good taste tends toward apparel giv- Scarf pins, neckwear, gloves and other bits of furnishings enclosed in a dainty Christmas box makes a charming gift, much more attractive in beauty and appearance than any other gift possible. W. B. Hutchinson Co. Cor. Second Av. and Union St. Diamond Ear $18.00 up. Diamond Studs, from $15.00 p. Diamond Links, from $6.50 p. Diamond Gearf Pins, from $8.00 up. Brooches, Screws, from 1910, CHICAGO WARS (iy United Pres) CHICAGO, Dec, 20.—Commer- clal organizations and labor | unions are today planning to join in @ concerted movement to drive “loan sharks” out of Chicago. For the first time rep resentatives of capital-and \a bor and of various organiza tlons which have attacked money lenders spasmodically in years past will unite forces and agree upon a definite plan of crusade. Boiler Explodes; : 500 Girls Saved HAZELITON, |explosion of Pa, a be Dec jer in lly killed two men, wrecked the plant and damaged a number of dwellings The dead are Robert | Beers, chief engin and Michael | Mooney, night an The ex |plosion occurred tly after 6 | girls had filed out of the mill DISMISS JUROR That confidential between Juror King Zickler, prosecuting w his somin-law, Frank Sanford, for forgery, yosterday resulted in the discharge of Juror Hise because he | | conversation Adam #8 against led to report {t immediate! court. Zickler was releas from jail yesterday, after serving only three days of the 10-day sen co given him by Judge Gay head aid, that Gold and Gold-filled Brooches, Bracelets, Neck Chains and from] Lockets, Ladies’ and Men's Gold 4 Silver-filled tollet and Manicure Sets, from $5 up. Sterling and Stlver-filled Mesh Bags “Vine Umbrellas. Waterman's and Fountain Pens Finest Quality Opera Glasses. Parker's 25 Per Cent Off on Cut Glass Waltham, Bigin and Hamilton Watches Sterling Silver Flat Ware, Match Boxes, ete ete All at as low prices as good honest goods can be sold. Commenced business here Dec 26 per cent off on Hand Bags 6th, 1888, Store open evenings until Christmas. PACIFIC COAL AND OIL COMPANY “0. M. LATIMER, Mgr. MAIN OFFICE 40) HINKLEY BLK. Houghton & Hunter Watch Inepector Lady Wellington Coal LADY WELLINGTON COAL Is being fraudulently sold in Seattle by certain un- scrupulous dealers, who, kn: quality of the genuine, persist in making use of its yood name in order to palm off various inferior os The PACIFIC COAL AND OIL CO,, miners and distributers of the geniline, offer $10.00 reward for informa ulently selling LADY WELLINGTON COAL. Prices of the genuine are Lump, $5.50; Nut, $4.00; Furnace, $3.75 Is. a7 O 4am First Ave. oN. PG. N, and O. & W. Railroads. ng the reputation and om regarding any dealer fraud- At Bunkers LATONA BUNKERS 113 NORTHLAKE AVE. BOTH PHONES S040 ‘ North 465-Green 652 ires—coplea of tele—which we are fo $2.95. They will ng CALL TODAY AND GET OND BE} FORE TOO LATE. Federal Paint & Wall Paper Cc 14 First Av., near Univ t Factory Piano Store GEO. P. BENT CO. Seattle, 1421 Third Av., near Pike Street Cut Price for 30 Days m Chicago, Factory, FOR WEST SEATTLE PRICES (Ne | Sherwin-Williams Paint And Varnishes. 1421.23 Fourth but Be Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. Av. PHONE WEST i! The Waldorf $2.50 Shoe, MEN'S SHOE STORE at) 805 First Ave. Colman Bidg. Best Gold Crowns a4 Beat Bridgework, per tooth. .%4 Best Amalgam Filling 2, Bush & Lane Pianos Best Silver Fillis 70+ BOE “From Factory to Home” $5 and $8 : $s ~ Push {ane Pinno Go. it le "7 y : ’ Third Avenue. gp aa | Opp. Postoffice. ° D . | Dutch Kalso Ohio entists | Tho Sanftary Wal Coating 0 » Pike St., over Ow! Drug ¢ | DAHLIM & BARRY, INC, ‘ | “The Paint & Wall Paper Store.” ntrance Roor E ance iad | 1808 Beoond Avenue. When you buy Nation ally Advertised Good zet reputable good SEATTLE AGENCY R. & G. CORSETS LONDON’S Ay 1111 Second )HN E, KE at 1305 First Ave. dyear Raing 614 Se Avs ALASKA BLDG W. L. DOUGLAS PACKARD SHOES DANZ SHOE CO. 119 Yesler Goods advertised here have a_ standard national reputation ON LOAN SHARK mill of Reed & Lovatt at Weather-| To Please a Woman Give Her Fine Gloves of the sure th One care rest of fit, Trefousse Gloves are found in Seattle only at MacDou- gall & Southwick’s, Made exclusively for this Glove Store. TREFOUSSE “Do oO white, tan ywr 4, two-clasp, black, 4 white A pair $1.65. bre TREFOUSSE elther Pa white gra TREFOUSSE Pig | | | mM, |f with large pearl clasp and fan r loop |} finish; a smart, dre $; co) ti lair and slate. A pair, $2.00. TREFOUSSE “Robert” and De ‘ nves, two or three-clasp, Paris-point stitebing in self or olors; black white and best col A pair, $2.00 TREFOUSSE “Shelbourn” Pique Glov Paris-point or three-row n Jered, In self or co les; colors, | white, black, gray de, light tan, brown or tan Clair. A pair, $2.00. TREFOUSSE “First Quality” Pique Glove » a fancy novelty wh th lavender pink, blue, self; light Viest Floor. stitching, self or contrasting shades, viz black, « if; black with white, co tans with white or black, A pair, $2.50. Prices Are Deeply Cut in Toyland The Bargain List is Growing But-Read Every Word Spinning Orn OF Ke rn, ncope 15¢ Tin Japanned Coffee Tops, Wednesday 26¢ Bloc! Sets, Wednesday 15¢ 45e Block Tin Japanned Coffee Beta, Wednesday 2%. 15e Wood Stables, Wednesday 10c. © Toy Pastry Sets, Wednesday with horses, 1Se Merry Christmas Games, as- sorted titles, 10¢. l6e Backgammon Boards, nesday, 10c, 35 Folding Chess Boards, Wed- nesday 25c. 26c-Red Line Series of Brad- ; ley Games, 20 titles, Wednes- day 18¢, 45e Kid Body Doll with fine bisque head, Wednerday 290. 98e Iron Hook and Ladder Wagon, Wednesday 75e. 2.26 Iron Fire Engine, new model, Wednesday $1.76, Wed- 89e Iron Ice Wagon, Wednes- day 650, 10c Papier Mache Horses on wheels, Wednesday 5c. 20¢ Papier Mache Horses on wheels, Wednesday 10c. 26e Papier Mache Horses on wheels, Wednesday 15c. —~Toyland, Basement. eMacPousall & ip dutewick Ce SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET Let Us Send Youa Ideal Xmas | sio'te $125 Cash Gift ro STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS Have Youa VICTOR Talking Machine In Your Home? The Pacific Const Coast Distrivoters Stein wa: Other Player Pianos. VICTOR Tatking Machines Sherman 1406 Second Ave. Near Union St, Seattle Pacific sd Pianos am No Change 4 Of Cars To Chicago te“Oriental Limite Th Lh 997:10 P.M, gantly Equipped and Lighted roughout by Electricity, Including Berth Reading Lamps RUNS DAILY BETWEEN SEATTLE and CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE ONLY THREE NIGHTS ON THE ROAD Compartment-Observation Standard and Tourist Dining Cars (Meals SPLENDID SERVICE Cars Sleepers la Carte) AND SCENERY a , h Re lon or Address Cc. W. MELDRUM W. A. ROSS City Passenger and Ticket Agt sie ‘Saas ak Second and Columbia St," O® “*icing i "estas! Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or | sell real estate, etc.