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TAR—-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1911 G 1 WHITE SALE WINS INSTANT RECOGNITION On its merits. Tue day, the first day of this annual Gill Desperate in "°°" *wsttcron mens sows " CAFE IS ight on Recall cone BARRED months. With very little discussion the NO WEDDING POLLS FOR has orgotten bis cupled by Gill & Gill, loonkeep- | he would not resort to|ers, the White Lunch, and Harley | l » city council last night by a vote of ale ry section crowded with sati fied but nicalities to defeat the | Williama’ saloon, on First av 14 to 3 revoked the liquor license : M ¢ men Judge Hanford reserved his opin: | i} held by Ralston & Hanson, pro-|— CTs. p eople who KNOW. icDougall ¢ outh that his appeal to the | ton yesterday, the question at issue | Ui prietors of the Frisco cafe, First av.|f wick Undermusling could not believe we were sel for a restraining or | being whether the city council had © name of Frank H./a right to appropriate any money ged to own a lot In In- | for the recall election without hav terbay oh the official records | ing included it in its eatimates for | abow belongs to Bobby Boyce, the|the year, Even should Gill’ get| retary might have this restraining ord it will be &. another sult wasjonly temporary, as the city will ving the same ques-| then show that the cou and University st Counelimen Hart, Conway and ing garments of the highest drial it the moder- nden voteg against revocation Jand the others, who most of them had voted in favor of th and Newport licenses, vote |the Frisco ate prices we quoted in our announcement of Mon lay. The sale continues tomorrow and throughout the month. But come as early as possible if you would . aval aed ah ‘The mayor's law partner protest ; tions, under the name of now of the coming election until peilieieceacenetipcheinermmremenanat ee 4 against singling out Frisco|fl cele 0 te « énts fi O'Connor of Elmira, N. ¥ after it had made up the 1911 They might trythis kind of bond the ways of en and she won't marry |tor punishment when other resorts elect from complete assortménts. O'Conner owne the frontage oc-| budget in Seattio are allowed to operate t ee — | | Howard Cosgrove, attorney for H DRAWERS NIGHT GOWNS | G. Potts, proprietor of the Arlington TRAINS RUNNI lhotsl ane lenbor of the "Fri The usual 450 Drawers for 20¢ | Usual 50¢ Night Gowns, 396 | peared the Yviato 06 “tainstous The usual 75c Drawers for 49¢ | Usual 75¢ Night Gowns, 490 \ |] The usual $1.00 Drawers for 790 | Usual $1.00 Night Gowns, 79c : DESPITE STORMS FINDS GOLD CACHE. The usual $1.25 Drawers for 99¢ | Usual $1.25 Night Gowns, 99c | | |] The usual $1.75 Drawer $1.29 | Usual $1.75 Night Gowns, $1.29 EAST PITTSTON, Me., Jan. 4~|f| The usual $2.00 Drawers, $1.49 1 $2.00 Night Gowns, $1.49 4 (By Unite? Press) In cleaning out @ garret chamber | And 60 on up to Usual $2.25 Night Gowns, $1.79 CHICAGO, Jan. 4.—The rallroads that had not been disturbed for 12/] The usual $10.00 Drawers, $6.99 And 60 on up to of the Northwest are winning their | years, Mrs. Henry Diller found an battle with the snow drifts, and m 3 today passenger traffic fy betng re-| Everything loked nico and quiet | sumed on something like regular yesterday morning in the vicinity | order. Intense cold still prevatls of the Spokane ay, bridge when} Freight traffic is largely at aj Chili Rossi, a native of sunny Italy, | *@0dstill. The enormous task of old crockery bow! with nearly $200 in gold coins tn its bottom 8h has no idea how the money came to be there, as she has lived in the house 30 years. | Usual $10.00 Night Gowns, $6.99 PETTICOATS CORSET COVERS The usual $1.25 Petticoats for 79¢ The usual $1.35 Petticoats for 990 | Usual 45¢ Corset Covers, The usual $2.00 Petticoats, $1.49 | Usual 75c Corset . NORTON, Kans, Jan. 4—After|]} The usual $2.50 Petticoats, $1.99 $1.00 Corset cleari iftec e | @eatered alcag. Be noted that “— poten Poe ogee Rw having b missing since New The usual $3.00 Petticoats, $2.29 | Usual $1.25 Corset i sadahed Saiaieneab, bo to ee ie tee eee Year's day, Willie Edgar, 11, has|[| The usual $4.00 Petticoats, $2.99 | Usual $1.75 Corset 1 cautiously bent down and shoved | and until it is concluded, the freight| — Gapiall bh he bonds of . Cupid under b father's home. The lad Is in « de a1'910.00 Potions ee Ans on igen } his hand under the bridge, for he | congestion will continue apace whe went on the bends of sumerens pid under bonds, father's home. The lad Is in @ de) I the usual $10.00 Petticoats, $6.99 And so on up to q had seen Fred Marino, a wealthy i pretty girls mented condition ranch owner of Georgetown, de- , posit whore a gow minutes betore «To Try Wirel POLK’S OREGON package, which he estimated was oO iry Wireless AND WASHINGTON But Rosst saw no package. He was too intent gazing fixedly into From Aeroplane the muzties of three guns, each held by a deputy sheriff. Rossi eps ramganeaia offered no resistance when Matt Starwich, Joe Hill and Scott Ma. san 0 terrence " lede afresied him. He is chargea| SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4—For with sending a “black hand” letter the first time in the history of to Marino, commanding him to put | aviation, a wireless message flash $2,000 under the bridge. ed from the earth will be taken by Marino bad reported tt to the)a man in an aeroplane at the San/ police at fir: but they spoiled it| Francisco aviation meet here next all by sending a lot of plain clothes men, who waited for their intended} Wireless apparatus {s being in prisoner, in plain view of anyone |atalied in the judges’ stand at Usual $5.00 Corset Cover, $3.99 COMBINATIONS Usual 750 Combinations, Usual $1.25 Combination: sual $1.75 Combination sual $2.25 Combination: Usual $3.50 Combination Usual $4.00 Combinations, $2.99 And 80 on up to CHEMISES The usual 75¢ Che e for 49¢ The usual $1.00 Chemise for 790 The usual $1.25 Chemise for 99c The usual $1.75 Chemise for $1.29 The usual $2.25 Chemise for $1.49 The usual $3.00 Chemise for $1.99 And so on up to hi The usual $6.50 Chemise for $4.99 } 1) ...41 $10.50 Combinations, $6.99 PRINCESS SLIPS EXTRA SIZE Usual $250 Princess Siige $199| | UNDERMUSLINS Drawers from 49¢ to $2.49 Petticoats from $1.29 to $4.49 BE 543 35% State Gazetteer and Business Direct ory a Very Complete Work. | Just issued for 1911-12—the of |published. It contains an accurate business directory of kane, Tacoma, Portland, a other city, town or village in Ore gon and Washington, and the names addresses of country merchants and professional mer lumbermen, ete, who are located most complete w ai $3.75 Princess Slips, $2.99 Usual $4.50 Princess Slips, $3.49 Rear by. When Marino got a sec-|Tanforan field. Receiving instru adjacent to Villages, also liste of || Usual $5.00 Princess Slips, $3.99 | Chemises from 99 to §3.49 ond letter he took It to the sheriff.| ments will be fitted to the aero The clopement—Bondsmen on the trail government and county officers y ‘ues Night Gowns, 99¢ to $3. The deputies sent down ay upon | planes Monday. s|commissioners of deeds, state And 2000 up te Short Okirte, 908 to Ot Usual $6.50 Princess Slips, $4.99 Combinations, 99¢ to $4.49 ac[ousall my fev Ce SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET siness arranged under 714 First Ave. h thus enabling the water mains under the bridge ards, statutory provisions, terms from 5 p.m. Monday until 10 a. m | ef courte, ‘mamas cf tas. ‘pom —— oy HE TRIES te MEN perce eS hotels, daily and kly newspapers, besidga much CHURCH BURNS: sc aaa (ity United Press) oth information useful to all Despite the emphatic protest of puri, ‘Jen. 4-—Jenene a poe 7 ARE KILLED City Engineer Thomson the board es 6 ae rofearonal 4 > } ph Q : of public works yesterday awarded a repest tliat the Chinese $m various to the Waterous Engine company of “¢ em St. Paul the contract for furnishing to dif the fire department three new auto | enient (Ry United Pree.) |hose trucks. The city engineer ducts that MEXICO CITY, Jan, 4— | stated that several years ago . : Waterous concern sold the city Seventeen persona were burned [firs engine which was 0 poo to death and 80 others severely [constructed that it had to be rm Mayor Gill's administration was | It at a public meet-| tion aspices of the Men's | feren Unitarian chureh bast | #h “My name is Thomas Druin — night. O. L. Mi E. Shorrock, | are | ering a rear r + and Counciimen | Leaf saloon, 611 spoke. Injured in a fire which destroy- |bullt. The company refused to/ night, a man acrit ing| ¥. W. Moyer, a broommaker who! 4 tragic chapter from G make good the expens note and then drained « phial of| collapsed at Second av. and Univer-| aaministration was read to the aud.|ure is the od a church at San Lu ee Under the terms of the contract|carbolic acid. Prompt use of a/sity st. yesterday afternc Aine |e ce by O. L. Miller when he re-|ing every t the Waterous company will receivé/ stomach pump at the city hospital) Monday at the City hospital the pitiful story of May Har-/its ep $14,836, probably saved his Iifo. The man| Death was due to Bright's disease.} recently re i m whi! ubserib: »bta at « glance a i caf is still in a serious condition Moyer was 66 years old. He Was ®| stave bondage 46 days tu a|liet of all houses manufacturing or} Oldest Alaska Outfitters in Seattle jwas unable to talk last nig tive of Ontario, Can. He leaves) ; nese lodging house in the|dealing in any particular line of o Now Wants x: & led to meet the wants of the busi-.|] We carry a complete Ine of name he serib ja son, C. H. Moyer, of 1800 Melro*€|iower end of the city. He read some | goods, fae work generally is com FOR GRIFFITHS. the note is fictitious place, of the letters which the crazed gtrl/ JOB FOR | ote sgh || Rubber and Oi! Clothing, Rub- on-|| ber Footw Pacs, Aretics, to the abuse | hess community and is so thor R. L. Polk & Co,,|| Moccasins, Woolen Underwear, ° f\ wrote while subject | | dismisd oe eember of he avi vorce Nerorm MARK e VY ONOVEG, rier omer, Mrs. George W.|age.” Price ¥ : y service commission to succeed Geo. ee ae Foster, of 208% Thomas st. eattle, Wash. ws, Mitta, Gloves, | I 0 Le g) ¥ Biamarmen, whobe term expired (Ry Unites Pree.) — But It Cost $100 «=: mi, bringing the story home | ——— een § ts and Kenwood Sleeping ROISE, Ida, Jan. 4—Ureing the! The following are me average Resolutions were adopted con OLD HATS made new. Srp omen enactment of a bill providing for| geejed by the lanl ohclewier oie ait | MODEL MILLINERY PLUMES dyed, cleaned and the passage of the initiative and| variation. according | curled—Willows made || Main 5089. Phones: Ind. 2880. | churta have organized secretly | is them | | j | for the purpose of drivin from the province schools, libraries The victims were largely the wives and children of working- men. Cut Price for 30 Days Best Silver Filling . Full Plates . Best Plates .. We use nothing but the test material that’s made, Painless extraction freo, All work guaranteed 12 yecrs. Ohio Dentists demning the administration, and “It was tntd ferommending all decent citizens, way, your hon{/men and women, to register imme or,” explained] diately, In order to participate in F. H. Hohn tf}the recall election set for Febru police court thig)ary 7. morning, ~~ 4 " wore having a lite tle New Year's ty. I went to be but woke up mighty sud PORTLAND, Colo., Jan, 4.—Six| den when my| ad and several are in a feneral excetl - || referendum, Gov. Hawley's first |? Joba Cort|| message to the Idaho legislature) MOORE THEATRE ico") | Wras read betore the legislature yow terday. | Tonight—@pectal Matinee Today. If the governor's suggestion con Mise Maxine Eitiott cerning divorces is followed by the| 5% ement) || legisiature, Idaho will not be aj « Comedy || mecea for those inclined toward se¥-| 710" onier ; erance of matrimonial ties. In his)ieim # er ae ae: message he recommends that the | > %\ }iegislature enact a law requiring | Ducas, 1 OUR SCHOOL of Millinery opens January 2. In order to ge’ (Under Her Own Mani In Her Cup-Litting Yacht ready for spring work you must start now, IZA WW 6D — tips wiee, 100 S100 je e ye the feas oY ie 207'% Pike St., over Owl Drug Co. Picts tee, 16a: 91.60 ant 9 a legal residence ot om Siggy od | = sapere s.ss@ 2:55 |¥ife started to clout me on the| hospital fatally burned following an MODEL MILLINERY} Mikvunis Kora s jpatate., petere.. & of Pissons, dosen 2% |noodle with a beer bottle. 1 didn't| explosion of coal dust yesterday in|@ 527 People’s Bank Building. . eee |] Sranted. en essed Meais—Aeliing Friee. | hit her. Just sort of shoved her|tho Portland cement works here Corner Second and Pike | Beginning Fridey, January 6, ] AMUSEMENT M ‘a | away.” explosion occurred in the|_ wa For Xine Nights, With Wednesday and| ~ 320 118 I found the woman lying In aj pulverizing room which was being Saturday Matiness goes $4 | pool of blood, with both eyes black-| given its bi-weekly cleaning. Lois Theatre. 10@ iit" Jened and her ribs kicked in,” ex-| It ts customary to perform this Phon 304; Ind. 4396 3 ned Patrolman Smith work with the utmost caution. i pera 0. Lows @ Lake eet Laney Ce. ty “Pay a fine of Sivv and serve | Whether one of the workmen for- Ail Week. “Dally Matines ng 43% | 20 days in the city jail,” said Judge | got and struck a match will never orice known, In the explosion which ty Direction Mr. F. C. Whitney, tn “RUNNING FO! 18 | Gordon. | ee ed oeas. ||Ox tongue, treen 13% | followed, ten men were blown in Daily at 139. 7 and} | | | | r *, 16 and 26 acieas ee _ all diaections. Chocolate Soldier SAO 1 A 09% Spirits for Rheumatism WIN A PRIZE. 10% , ne - | See the Merchants’ A. B. C. ad | ALHAMBRA TH EATRE| “M4 ‘The increased use of spirite for} Yertising contest on page 4. Read mation videeable| the conditions and go after the prizes see With the Straue Waltzes the Worta| Now Sings | rheumatism {a ¢ discussion among the medical fra bt | ternity It is a wonderful cure os | when mixed with certain other in |gredients and taken properly. The i“ following is the formula. “Two one 16 haif pint of good whisky add one ity |ounce of Toris compound and one 2 ounce of syrup Sarsaparilia com Dried : ‘H] | pound, Take in tablespoonful doses | Meats, Live Weirht—Buying Prien, | De each meal and before retir se + teseseers 4% |ing.” Any druggist has these In Oty | gredients or will quickly get them ing considerab! Gregg Shorthand Taught in 3 TO 5 MONTHS Why Spend 7 to 9 Months Bise- where? GRIFFIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE 24 oor || urday. || | jiatact. > mpany in f we Opera Comique Ore Pricus—s0c to $2.00. Seats FMILIO DE GOGORA World Famed Baritone Both Phones 5108 Advanced Vaudeville || Dried beet .... Butol th the WHITE & STEWART 10%] Any one can mix them, This for pe a Eat syearees 5 f ublished here last wir IN “CHERIN,” A HOBART GEM || Lambe, Ib. 06% | mula was published a i | Yeod—‘elling Price. ter and thousands were promptly Lert m Washington Tim benefited. It gives immediate re lef. Henry Hadley, Conductor MOORE THEATRE MALES TIC iorter, Tomorrow Evening, $:15 Sharp. 3—RORHRS—3 6, $2.00, 92.60, $2.00 ||| DEFYING GRAVITY AND DEATH at th Factory Piano Store Sherwin-Williams Paint The Waldorf $2.80 Shoe. GEO. P. BENT CO. Ana: Varnien MEN'S SHOE STORE ’ Best Seattle, 1421 Third Av, near SR Ceeny ety 805 First Ave. Pike Str Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. | 1421.23 Fourth Av. | Colman Bldg. <n oye || Whole corn, ton 1) Cracked corn, ton Moore Theatre A Big All-Star Bilt || $iaa Rot Factory, Chicago, Il. | Bush & Lane Pianos SEATTLE AGENCY J] | ror aon. ana women, wyaterorot “From Factory to Home” R. & G. CORSETS et at aa Push sfane Pinna G LONDON’S Goodyear Raincoat Co. 614 Second Ave, 1318 Third Avenue. 1111 Second Av. SAGE tae | Opp. Postoffice ate and barley A Dollar Show for 10¢ and 20c. nd Pine a: New Hatght Bide. Vegetabtes—Selling Pr r route ss... Tonight—-Matines Tomorrer The Greatest of Comediennes and AT THE Angeles Cafe 1422-24-26 First Av. Merchants’ Lunch [ PANTAGES THEATRE a “Unequaled Vaudeville, Yakima eal, 100 mack Z », | Tarnips nck OF musi. tenes. Oe ao Prices—t5e, 600 and Next) Week ee ee Treti.” |||! 7 AND @ | Blake and His Mules ern saan And Five Stunning Ac Dutch Kalsomine LITHOLIN COLLARS W. L. DOUGLAS Seattie Theatre TEETH | Marry Cort, Mgr. From 11 a, m, to 2 p, m. | Are Sold by —— : 25: |] The Sanitary Wall Coating : PACKA HOE: i etensanther aun aannnde Star “Want” Ads Are | ywynatchor avi SAVE YOUR TEETH . i a a SSauasnoeeo. ioe Winter app’ French Dinner “TEMPERANCE TOW? Next Native apples You Baye o Poller) T Make » Dollar and the Dental © Wl Lose Two | When I Do ¥. ur Dental Work, 1 guarantee all work for haif the charge | Combine Degtists from 4 to 8 p. m 75¢ earn | Moving Pictures “ uaranteed, ‘i ata Siesain Adie One of the wealthiest families ia Seattle will move to Catifor- stock here. We do satisfactory Work done by any den: {fe instrumenta: Music Afternoon to go to. and Evening nia on secount of poor health, Have left their beautiful apr painting, papering, kalsomining, a | a pha viano with us for wale, Price $175.00; coxt $575.00. Act quickly. etc. at reasonable prices. Try us, pat pr. eS Bechet ovat Booey, FRER. Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co., © Jemolry Store, T18 Firet avenue, WHY COOK AT HOME? $14 F ay talvers pen evenings untli &, and Sundayé 1314 First Av. near University St.| oper avenings unt t..s DAHLIM & BARRY, INC. at DANZ SHOE CO. ble a ibe bes Stor 1305 First Ave. 119 Yesier Goods advertised here eck—"The Dollar Mark.” Busi iness Bringers — | THE BEST OF EVERYTHING In our line always to be found in When you buy Nation- ally. Advertised Goods you have a standard national Player rie LOWEST Prices Victor Talking Mac get reputable goods, reputation.

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