The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1911, Page 7

THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1911 The Star’s Homefolks Tourists Bid Snow-Capped Olympics Goodby Tragic Death of Two PERSONALS. | FLATS | Rates mH pi FARMS AND ACREAGE ; W ° : JAN} wwe hie Hox und John F Me v feet at earth ¥ sant, two of the forer wast! ' ud tilted Y P m . h the we i, b b aH on r ft ' ' ‘ ‘ t J. * , t 1 1 by 1 1 on men fj 1 ou \ f p i heap of ' ‘. BER PINT arte: load 1b . * of Bik | lied : 4 i . BICYOES BES. \ The \ ruined ehh to hi “ at and df ia mde 9 ) ) f H 1 tw « th 1 r H ! ” f ) ) , He had “ es ; i K.LOVER SHOP CAME ENT EUS ‘ his ¢ ' { ’ ‘ if a r ‘ CONCRENY ie deacend t t i B CAREM g ' k a hair P PEI > & t be nptod sa my t t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE CONTRACTS AND MOMIGAGES f x week ’ - inte ; CuROrOD Tee eee eee ee ! CITY REAL ErTATE Su Os be * ! ' LD * AT THE THEATRES. * iW a * 7 2 * Moore ! a* a ts le! SYIUNDANT nnn * T I iv * 4 _ - 4 ~ # Grand — ¢ ( * ' HELP WANTED—FEMALE ' * * i AAS f ; *Seattio-"A Ten ~* ks, V rut * 7 * | = oni * Lois & * a } for Of * ody f WANTRD—Reveral young women with or ’ 8 * Alhambra— I a * An pt : « v oper: * 0 rae ‘ Telegraph Company t ne ; " dA thing.» t not t th © ~P gee s 4 * anid Mi . SSE > tte ; Pies in’t bring eal in - rion, The last of the home soil! The Olympic mountains in Western Washington, a |» # | strument a ah 4 ° * from: the harbor of Seattle. PEA RAP ERS § * Oh OA and did (THE STAR TOUR OF THE) verse”—some shakes of a m inj dwindling as the potnts and head-| At the Alhambra : WORLD—EN ROUTE) to be sure, yet hardly more than|lands before us loom larg GOOD COMEDY. Fopgeebe sorsor ye , SITUATION WANTEO—FEMALE @FF TATOOSH LIGHT. Jan. 2, Balt as high as some that you may | ently Seattle is but a streak on’ the mmenced . _— - Fi see be you see any Yankee horizon, that you must strain your f Tillott f : —OK {or the Orient! Take your last | mountains again f “ vein | Li ggeX reaper oe aan ipo At the heme sell, you won't etch the waters of Puget Sound. f the i. ~ - ~ age AL agall: tor a long time te c on out past Port Townse and to nen at t : t tt - a yu mites to £0, few a tip. Few've gob #000 wm 4 northward and ugh and of th s 1a } ey More: oF less, before axe brome wide strait net the D ft ; annrornaggetitass t the states: again, slow swell of the open sea and fi we ast § ves ~ t a agen {old Wayside hos- Youder are the srewtweded nv with the waters of the sov ta fd We fr ’ . ave. 1°" me Tea Es, Peaks. of the Oiymeity nreuntains, eretem Pacific Itsel anag a a nage t f 1 % giitvertng in the starting sunlegbt The beat cas ns he xt ) ’ Lue E MOVING Behind you far te te sewth is nese toward th t xplain } we P ah ‘ Rainierthe “kingpin ef the uni-! metropolis of th alls astern, J 1 : t « SEATTLE SOLDIER chate “" Deve r Amateure, TT t migh® ' ADSE Sor ad BO WRITES ON PEACE 4 we t aks |S ONCOL did oy : ’ tar yt , aida ti , vs ! 1 ity. Both phones aa kts one y false ro bat hs ar ~sipen fap awyer, 603-4 Pioneer Sige t « a rT free. Personal in- This d t apply to How “a = fg eptinyers a 7 F H ~ . Practice in a ‘See book by Gen a new aber of t pan : on ame. ‘ t , , * wnsend, 401-6 Halley Bide e a tenden, retire It was a real melodrama audienc@) * oe ee OE a ' 7 7 oe “ ee; husband. wife. injur is, now In process of public ant might, ag befitted the mel . ht 4 ‘4 r : 4 Gha¥fac ican | TRO STII SUTRAS OAKLAND, Yan. 2="Stiowr “to! elstitine from a strect car. Wit-| Chittenden’s work iiation | drama that It Witnessed, Hoyt's zn cuntts . aan taarsratae aera ea ea Tg eS, AIL,” i the Instructions Capt. Was | De=ses yeled for the motorists to of arguments tor and agalnat unt-| Temperance Town,” a revival of @ fy mi ation: ti mas 1146 Northern oe ee Shand Pie AITERNS AND MODELS 8 but a derisive langh that float. versal peace says it is the ar ol ay @ crowd cheer | ioane on horses. “4 ‘ iS Pattern an: a Worl ford: Peters; of the torah WeiweMKe| Oa eek from the #peedera “was | product of two years of standy toil.|ed and hissed, and hung breathless JOINS ‘i A shing t te [tam Rosch New York Bldg. [616 First av, & Malm 60067 Ina, S18 bureau, bay «iven bike mem i con- their only reply Gen. Chittenden was graduated|and got all excited at times. The |CONSIDINE | ae er yeite HOMESTEADS. | OPTICIANS q ection With chauffeurs Who iim, The victim was the only sup-| from West Point military my |audience, by the way, filled er PANTAGES IN NEW nt - AAAI AAP ALPS er re to stop their machine when an ave. pert of a widewed r 26 years ago. Twenty-th years |seat, downstairs, balcony and gal ~ : ® «| good? . VES dant occurs, Richard Eaton, a Id ma-| of Service was in the er ne | ke 10-CENT CIRCUIT Se i "Soran of . Properly fitted with o Repatring This order waw fkwied xfer an|chinist employed in a garage, was | cor He retired th 1K he play might have started a = 5 i portunity | ‘done Sicet icone Roatan ~ Sato party had brutally sain arrested and confessed. He was on k leave | 5 John ‘ ¢, on ‘“ Felix fi ‘ | 3 " “ young Frank Latheoy early yester-| traced by the battered hood of the - | AMUSEMENTS managers of th un d& Const Pre . | ~ T., corn ae FIRST AVE. day morning. He was hurled ever car he had taken out without per dine rr . le 1 —— ae ae ; 4 ' . ss | tg CHABD OF 4 — car banal fiatetly Killed widte | mission | MOORE THEATR' te and hi ao peoumsemagt 1 , hird « “ Bei A MEANT, | —yB¥e_Specialiete “ = of Tontah ARSE SAR Oe, CFR 7 ' tictan. 703 T “y » * . jj ville ctroult which bears h : g Snemnent WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE. | CUsHING. OPTiciAN MURDER GIRL ‘AND HER (T UNIVERSITY, Sereeene tana et Ra cee ae na Managemen ten-cent” vaudeville fir + ma EXct py art = — In I ear” || Unite You are wanted ; * we. one ied ~~ BST ATU At the invitation of the Alumni || I] The will } it ' C9 | inet: oe ghgznctae M. B ae t 3 | ment Pr = ning appoint- Washington, members of the legis is lerstood that the | | Mens 1:6 viacw ratocoats, 7 Ti | pontnwner raver a eave om.| “hdans cbeset seperty pee lature will be guests at the univer w t the , Post mbta et. | Trade Mark At ¢"yeare in ‘Bee t re . either corpora ppiications | Attle man CUMBERLAND, Mu. Jan. 2 poison had been injected into} #ty om Friday. More than half of GRAND ‘OPERA Hous por ; @ boueht and sold 088 on. im-|~ Havnes a ee Ly : im some of which was|the entire representation will be a ex Droperty "Is | neve’ "Stat higja’ Mack Witt fey OE Bélieving: that Grace Elosser and wing gum, som . present ss anil nt to carn © rich t neg AW ¢ for book. Ghas. Twigg were murdered, the found in Twigg’s mouth The slators will be shown 1 field of ch sovill acing ; | (lite today began an Investigation | The couple were to have been! The, legislators will be shown foe,” Banc ~ aten mI Sf the death of the couple who married yesterday opportunity to learn the néeds of stot anirggen AUGUSTA, Ga When, vate jeans “0 svete u | emit ; Were found mysteriously dead,| The police do not believe that | /PpOUn 0 Juarm the noege or Kerr's, Ores H Fosdick found his five-cent| (MK) s ~_} a" MILEY Lithorraphi seated sitie by side on a sofa in the the case was suicide and are atry-| 20 uae suena monster ' gar would not “d he cut it) giTUATIONS WANTED—MALE. | or eo . Gils home here Saturday night. ing to find some motive that will tne auditorium. in the evening the| n and found a diar en AA oto $800, MAN Ma src The, investigatie’ so far shows give them a clue to the person | soisng will be banqueted at the Ho. $260 : . . ‘ ro tk i. tliat “death was due to.cyanide who they believe, poisoned, the} io) washington ut . i} s P * “ Boston Block. Secona and Columbia SHOR CARERS, 4 Jolin pelieved t , ed 1 Washington | eattle Theatre ~ ’ eevee testi gem Ot carries “4 Marry L. Cort, Mer . FOR SALE—WOu" AND COAL | : 100 Union ae . aM : | GHOULS MIGHT HAVE “emocrals ! ; HOUSES. Patent sa a ‘ || The Famous Baker Stork Company tm b ag manner RAARRANAAD AL co i2is | STAMP WORKS. SAVED DREW'S LIFE to Banquet) mr" »™ BURT | il Sl ote ie aE | ete He —_ - ‘ LIVESTOCK : The annual Jackson day banquet TO MAIS. SUBSCRIB ate oe Rey ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2—Three rough body of the crushed man by Eby the King Contr eeeenaue i Bi08 Jour ‘sub’ ~\ption expires te on the _FURHISHED ROOMB OLCOMH CO. ly dressed men, who stood around Highleyman, who arrived on the |ciuh will be held at the Arctic club a * if not ae 2 eayy . the automobile under which J. scene while Andrew Johnson Was! january 7, Alfred Battle will be > oe PHONE 218. 1a Tankerville Drew of Seattle, son away summoning help. The men|toastmaster, The following will | WILLIAM PICKARD, PROP fore Wats WEE a of a St. Louis millionaire, lay dy- left shortly after respond to toas' Wucuiné Ma * “ — | Rte ing, are believed to have stolen his| The absence of Mr. Drew's neck-|Vaneo, Olympia: Robert” Me er ee : . | oonar > MTree f ” mn Ut : diamond pin when they might tie and pin were not noticed until| surchie, Meret: Maurice Lang.|| ¢N “CMRMIE.” A MOmAWT GF 2 | L N Y ‘ic LE 5 have saved his life. after he had received at the| hore, Tacoma; H. M. White, Ban Py i | § \ u . : nit 4 Week . The men were seen bending over hospital. ingham. 2 | STAR WANT ADS INGLE ‘ i MT A ode tg " ~~ Tickets will be $1.50 each. (It - | 1 T pas nm C0 | was a democratic year, you k ) Recetved at Ow! | @ “ | FOR SALE—FURNITURE Din CO B Sit R Pro They will be on sale Janua Drug Store, | AV “Sccksueld Guedes ter ak rion, . | United Cigar Store, in the Alaska 1112 2nd Av. and b % ie ITO-t RINARY D Db. SEIN in 1 910, Says Report =" | wrsive ouaerry ano oxarm Cen. ted and Pike » dea |i ; 1 riner EAS nat | aieetar & ' “ “ 2 NE! FOR NIGHT OWLS, | spi Ei flaned (ail outs Highest, Gash pant tor furniture and —— -- 4 Me: NEW YORK, Jan A police in-|} ” Polar dance . i ye - Sl newt denim Rast See Shiccee oy | j (By Caited Press) jord of 1907 by $214,0 vestigation just finished shows that : : fice Furnitur 1226 Lat ay WW NIN CHICAGO? Jan. 2—The gross! earnings of 1909 by 1,790 shops keep open all night in|——— °} oe ain 6400, 1 WO. WA \LK (ER, M. earnings of all railroads operating, Despite the general raise in| this city. These include banks in : FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Baath in the United States in 1919 was | wages for employes, the higher cost| barbers, florists, clothing and shoo Lois Theatre ade p MARANA SA gi03 EPLER BI OK. approximately $2,835,374,551. Com-|of materials and the cost of de-| stores, “Saloons and cafes are not ™ 4; Ind. 48a. © | partments — Housek: a 4 : AINE. Gil GROOND AVENUR. pared today with the gross ferred maintenance, the net earn-| included in the count || Sows, @ take Mesto! Sten °° 1410} . « PROTA rin NSEC ings of railroads in previous ye ings from operation increased $3,-|— - | Catirnind. 90% GYvICR jp my j market. 2010 / 100 “ Quarter! mp SPECIALIST. — this is shown to be a record smash-| 548,561, or one and one-third per Mulctous Political Satire Hy : ar |S — : ; 70 aut-| partite’ URINARY oeaeee er, exceeding the previous high rec-| cent above those of 1909. | Daily sah ‘ no hills, beat. reat air, Walking pater tt 8, 4 ’ t| EXAMINATION AND epee 7 Pn mE l FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Housek " FETE}. eaten Ot, f "3 ot FRE 4 s aaa Woatlake i PAY ONLY AS YOU IMPROVE ROB ERY ON rague Dies reece |e ne is You n GROC he PANTAGES THEATRE i photos Vat, HOUSERBEPING ROOMS, ne, cea ’ William E. Sprague, a contractor Vaudevitte.”* 1} "Bonney: Watson’ Go., Funeral Directors vo ta : ‘ : $e ; I nnix, M.D, 96 years residing at 7018 Fourth av. N. W || anied at Both phones 12. | hourskery hea 1 ; i alia for all diseases aind, comptal b; died at Providence hospital Satur , | WILLARD'S TeMene | = A 4 wath —| 1 German methods. Working 4 “Joke? “H—Il; throw up your |day,,following an operation for ap. START Ow MUSIC mn ee EClAk NOTICES. | at Ye 3 5 | wy - : med? ationte cated for hands and keep ‘em up,” gruffly an-| pendicitis, tle was 31 years old, and | | 4 eS “a ; at - - aqua r ad. Ofticn 383 aie © swered a masked highwayman, a8|for 21 years a resident of Seattle tos dae , por- | gas, bat 32 Sixth av. | : No. 28 he leveled a revolver @ the head| He was associated with his father | J) Tene Open after | ° Wale | OR, Ot DUN HLA of J. W. Walker, propfletor of a|L. B. Sprague, in the contracting | APURNISHES APARTMENTS. | |1019 rirst_Av Walk IN grocery st@te at 1124 Howell st.,| business. He leaves a widow, Mrs ena yi! a ; * al Piles Baturday night. ® Grace A. Sprague Glas A t : | People’s Bank The pighwayman's oulburst was ALHAMBRA THEATRE| °" rt ive sere nalts. | Sa RAN due to’ Walker's guess that it was well Drow, Mere des cay wa eee dentea I wr # Mag | rheumatiem, a New Year's joke, The highway E h bi “Th deiaycteetiaes ht oh aceount Of 66pe Glad ri ph for moving picture theatres | °%*% ym msn and bis companion looted the xhibit eatre s Misa it, Hi, Kultes’ clea : Nort nsiides, ete, OV. Trageardh. || cash register of $100, but over sited he, one Manin 0 Piano Bargains And the Atha moved te 800 Third | a | IWrand acching “ateeay can] | looked an additional $200 in gold |B week starting Sunday, January 1 8 in eNWwoon! WANTRO=MIBCELLANEOUS [Acta ete OCEAN SOUS, | Oe rane sale ch Main S4it, and notes and 100. Night to 100. || Wa ennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnene | m2, Grand Pacific |""New pianos for rent; Font appile Original genuine moving pictures splendid opportu- Mai a4 ie ree or nishe i ore a Ratway ay | p nt applied om ; As the highwaymen dashed from bas oat ei: ; A splendid opy F oF i gi (ognesdis xpco. | Barcmoss___ Mere reeet._.01¢_Uates # | : the store Walker gave chase. A 1 nity to secure a high- 1111 Th M WANTED TO BUY—FURNITURE| "* i hastily formed posse finally ran Moran-Nelson Fig t y Rpiens, | Oat enn one of the high n to earth grade Piano for very hone | Ofte your furniture, ‘or wilt sell it ‘on fe gave the name of Carl Fishe Taken at fan Francisco November 3 . ° | ..commiss Main 7889: L 3614 § WUE SAUL Sho Wold ad wraw Ati bs, antec trou Li comme and kane little money. See Eilers Party returning East has left with us @ Hallett & BUSINESS CHANCES. | Valdes Furn., 1610 ist. M2339; Ind 0080 Joke, but later said he was drunk |f[ out. Fastest battio in world’s history si Ria Saas Davis Upright Piano to sell for $126.00. The greatest bar et SAAR gr pnaper emer Re ryt KUet iow BALE ~ aAMRARE @nd didn’t know what he was|| Hugeno Levy, owner of exclusive Piano Clearance ad on gain we have ever offered, h Fooms. all Tull, “cheap” rent, DY | wrnnnnwannnrnnnnmnrannnnnnnn| Qi iadenetaner Walker says both highwaymen 2be—Any Seat—26e. y seven-r house, always filled, «| &. % Rothwchlid, auctioneer and apprals were sober, | = ip. ev Ee eosd. Oh apenas at or, at your service. Main T#88; f. 40t@ ee ees | |