The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1911, Page 8

ALORICH BANK PLAN IS OUT) (Re Vaited Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 tor Aldrich’s central bank pl sprung today The scheme tee t contr reney, provides tion of national bank ed the America forces whic tional banks of the be in the saddle Reserve an was designed to cent Reserve Under the h now contro cour inthe ¢ Association of Winnipeg and 15 who hav Sonducting a geographical < in the Hudson bay country, arrived here yesterday, having walked 1,100 miles with the temperature at tt &s low as 60 degrees below Prof. J, J selentists, MacCoi TODAY IN HISTORY January 17, 1781, at Cowpen: ©, there was a battle between I Wash Amer Col. Tarleton Briton. Ta ‘Was pinked in the rear, wards told an American woman. Mrs. Jones, that Washington wa Miterate, “I am told,” he “that he cannot write his name “Ah, colonel,” she rep bear evidence that he « mark.” On anothe: Tarleton forgetfully re: said nm make “Indeed,” replied the w fean woman, “you she looked behind you at Cowpens Progressive whist will be played by the Woman's Auxiliary to the Typographical Union ine January 18, at the ©. K. Souder, 809 Take Madrona Park car t ers and their friends are Invited. Washington..-Senator Jones yes terday introduced a bill th all failroads shall maintain a w In system of traffic regulations and siguals, New Orieans—Capt. Charles Johr ng Pedition, and 12 of the crew retur ed yesterday Spokane.—Record time in getting @ grand jury was made here yeste @ay when in less than an hour 16 Gut of 28 applicants were sworn in Goldfieid.—Mai!! clerks of field have given congress until Tuary 1 to renew emergency bili al. Jowing them double pay on account to of the higher cost of living Everett.—Ernest Winkley, on trial for the murder of his wife, Viola, Yesterday was found guilty of mur der in the second degree. Olympia—Mrs. C. W. Maynard wife of former secretary of state, mes € but after | }OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY You are welcome today at the birthday party of Mra, O. H. P. Bel mont man's suffrage ously Don't get funny on the suf frage question © long as with Mra, Bel-| mont, The pres ident of the Po litical assoc tation quites that the woma frage ls a great big se rious thing Mra. Bel ia the widow of O H. P. Bel mont, was for of W. K. Van¢ Dan rename the wife the r of the Du Marl She advo ke of all women malt they get the ballot yesterday after eft arm at the Kingston, Jamaica. Britit Washington w night in building, room 111 ext month. Hiss WORDS ficer ins Angeles, re ar in | Wquality | pee en (By United Pres) NEW YORK, J char in her case. BATHE, LIKE ADAM, IN RAIN. CHICO, Jan. 17.—Back to nature stunts of a band of 14 Hindus did not meet with the approval of resi dents of Barber, a Chico suburb, and the police have _ been asked to arrest ali the offending brown men. The Orientals took advantage of | Hl Special $3.75. the heavy rain to take a bath They stripped off all thefr clothes and then, dressed as was Ada: fore he ate the stood around in the rain and let the water from the clouds pelt against their bare | fell down a Might of stairs at the! skin Filers Making 4 $4,000 by. the jury sitting | Short Work of It) Announcement of Damaged Shipment Placed on Sale Yester- | day Meeting With Unprecedented Success. for New Pianos Begin at $96. Terms at Practically Your Own Dictation. Prices When the big piano house m: fan announcement such as ap, fm yesterday's isene of The Star it fg to be expected that it will meet with a ready response from every @irection. The expected has hap pened, and as a result nearly « dozen of the two carloads of dam aged pianos placed on sale ye day have been sold. At this they will hardly last the week out which, by the way, is just what is Wanted in order that we may get down to selling from our regular Mine again NEW PIANOS FOR $96. It must be remembered that this entire shipment was practically forced upon us—none of them be long to our regular line and it is| simply a case of making the of the situation to sell them for what bring, and that's why we marked them $96, $131, $167, $198 and $222. Think of it! Just about @ third of price asked all over the country by dealers for these identi cal makes. You never saw so much value for so little money; it's « chance that comes very seldom and an opportunity that should be grasped with eagerness HOW CAN WE DO IT? As stated in yesterday's an Nouncement, this shipment, consist ing of four carloads of pianos sold by an Eastern manu a dealer in Portlar through an error in their shipping department was misrouted and turn best ested We are authorized | they will! have | 1p at Portland, Oregon. There ed | was no one at Portland to_ receive them, and as $1,240 had already been paid fh freight charges and the same amount would have to be collected for their return, we were appealed to and, upon examination and the discovery that many had been case da d in transit, which was tmmedi reported, we were |authorized to turn the entire ship. ment into cash at once, regardles of profit. Those who bought yes day will tell you that the of value has been te ed in making our pr simply marked them down wh we know they have positively to sell—the main thing now is get them out of the way without any unnecessary delay Bear in mind, also, that our Annual Clearance Is still on in full swing. Some of the cholcest bargains in old-established makes, including the Chickering, Weber }Steinway, Lester, Fischer and a score or more others taken in ex change for Player P during the busy Christmas season are to be secured right now | Amd what about terms? leave this practically dictation. Pa can |now and take care of the balance at your own convenience If ever bargains were have certainly got pw. Eilers Music House to D. 8. Johnston Co | University We will to your own us what y to be had them 1006 Third and WE WILL SELL YOU A BRAND NEW Singer Sewing Machine for $25.00 And guaranteed to be the latest styles we mean just what we say. Remember, when we say new Call and see for yourself. AT THE WHITE COMPANY’S MAIN STORE, Main 1525. 1101 Third Ave., Corner Spring. Ind. 955. A lot of g004 machines taken in exc hange for Whites, $5.00 up. pmugelers are alleged to have Chinese re veral Mex foan smugglers. IMPROVEMENT CLUB M@ETING A regular of the Ma drona Helghts Improvement Club {will be held Friday, January 20, at 8 p.m, at 1136 4th ay. AM mem Connell, pers are requested to be present, an busines will be | con CARL J. SMITH, Promident VS. SMUGGLERS (By United Press.) ANA, Cal, Jan, 17.—Of under Charles T tor of immigration at Los led by bloodhounds, are ported today to trail med band of Mex the mountains SANTA important sidered « an 100 business cards 76c, 119 Union. FREDERICK & “NELSON, INC. Especially-Good Values in Low-Priced Furniture Hardwood Dining Chair Special panel seat, and un- braced, Hardwood Dining Chair Special 95c Iden f head t ead-re t and Solid Oak Parlor Table Special shelf beneath Quarter-Sawed Oak Rocker Special $4.65 A well-t with roomy | | ker roll seat and J wide, comfortable back. A fHif design especially adapted jf for a man's use. Special Full-Size Woven Reed ROCKER Special Well-built Rocker, of hand-woven reed, in natural shellac finish Y Special $4.95. ‘ Quarter-Sawed Oak STUDY OR DEN TABLE Special $8.65 This Table dull built on hown in golden finish. It simple lines, proportioned, and measure 20x30 The legs are heavy, Table is of good size top inches cut from quare stock, and fitted with drawer trimmed with wood $8.65. __FURNITURE HEADQUARTERS, FIRST FLOOR, ES pull Special Frederick & Nelso Incorporated Neat ooeoe| DRY GOODS FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Clowes Dally at FURNITURE) RY GOODS | tot alalsct 6:30. An Advance Offering of Spring Styles i in | Women’s Sample Knit Underwear At Unusually-Low Prices SAMPLE line from a leading manufacturer, Mercerized Lisle, Silk-Lisle and Silk, in very low figure and is offered in of the Vests, Special 25c tton Vest with yokes several patterns n Vests, wi back, and others with crochet advance Fine Cc lace Cotte fancy patterns Vests, Special 35c ribbed Lisle quality Lisle with wide Swiss Fine drawn with silk tape Fine Lisle Vests, fin Extra-size Vest Spring eason é comprising tyle and weigh ut impr nt cor Union Suits, Special 65c Advance Spring Arrivals in Tailored Suits NOW ON DISPLAY Include Models in Homespuns, Serges, Stripe Worsteds, Wool Crash and Mannish Suitings sailored sea eimned uli ar The skirts to becom , is illustrated in this advan tendency of somewhat outlin ving ing 24 and 26 inches The collection em 1 wider Coat medium and dark shades the same time preserv 1 heretofore, prevai GINGHAMS, DIMITIES, COTTON FOULARDS NGHAMS, 1 32 in ae ks ans and stripes in many e-, four- and five-tone cc excellent for Women’s and Chile Waists, Children's Rompers and IMPORTED ZEPHYR NGHAMS, 25¢ YARD These come in tiny checks, stripes, cluster stripe effects and dainty broken checks and pls charming for he and chiJdren’s wear broken { Dresses fen's Shirts. en's aids ise dresses IMPORTED DRESS G 35¢ YARD—Distinctly t beautiful styles 1 NGHAMS, 32 INCHE S WII le materials 32-INC H COTTON FOU LARD, oin-d s nd black pe Printed Irish Dimities Twenty-nine Inches Wide; 25c, 30c AND 35c YARD. These new Dimi « in pin-dots, med ots and i loral a ays, ti sebr dots in clu ak, lavet yellow colorings are prominent new .ef- fects. —Firet Floor. THE SEMLANNUAL SALE OF DRUG SUNDRIES NOW IN PROGRESS Clearance Specials in the Infants’ Wear Section Girls’ Hats, Bonnets and Dresses and Boys’ Hats at Special Prices TLE GIRLS’ WINTER BONNETS, SPECIAL 25¢@—Styles in felt, blue, white, brown or red, trimmed with beaver heads and ribbon; styles in white, light-blue, red and brown bear cloth; also in navy-blue or red. silk, prettily trimmed with ribbon. BONNETS, and felt, daintily and ribbon LITTLE W SPECIAL and GIRLS’ WINTER 50¢—In blue velvet navy, red ith beaver heads, corduroy and brown flowers white BOYS’ FELT AND CORDUROY SPECIAL 75¢—Covert and red felt, corduroy, in square ribbon bands Women’s Neckwear SPECIAL 35c | ad | 50c A most value HATS, red and tan with crown style, trimmed fortunate unusual h and in imported new style The offering from leadir Ame otter Neckpieces, all fre embraces n fine quality, mndition many perfect ex and other featuring the follc pieces rican manufacturers, wing Cascade Jabots Stocks with Cascade attached Stocks with Jabots Eton and Round Collars, handsomely trimmed in lace, with Roman and Persian edges Sailor Collars Bows ‘olors include ecru, black and Pe Tabs and white and cc ian effects ymbinations in Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns REDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED LITTLE HATS, roy. LITTLE SPECIAL Made French style, ming of t LITTLE SPECIAL navy-blue BOYS’ FELT AND CORDUROY SPECIAL 35¢—Gray felt and tan cordu- GIRLS’ $2.45 of navy-blue SICILIENNE Sizes 2 and with she ta bands, so’ GIRLS’ $3.95. and brown s eves and belt trimmec Ivet ribbon and crochet che and WOOLEN Children’s Sweaters Special $1.65 A collection of odd styles and sizes in Childrer knit Sweaters, in coat style, with V-shape c« necks, Come in white, cardinal and gray 10 years. Special $1.65. New Showing Bryn Mawr Shirt Waists In Pure eles 50 and Ke sas Waists are mannish model, with no fullnes plain back and ind coat beaut ta d, Sizes ¢ These very becoming Shirt $ at top « fasten linen 50 and § at $2 Orders Carefully Filled —~ sewrasaevereas.