The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1911, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY, biti 20, 1911. LABOR SPEAKER |»: 8". Asylum Scandal MATA IMONIAL ee gy ship made of carnations RB, Chamberlain has just received a Y THRILLS SOLONS |... acvaritvcr asad | This Store Will Open at 8:30 ral n by Jtates government In compensation the local | of Native Daughters (Ry United Press.) for clothes lost in the Civil war : witindhtanaana as A compliment for having the} SALEM, Or, Jan, 20,—It fs prob Chamberlain enlisted in the New Tomorrow and Close at 6 m By Staff Special.) er California designated as the}able that a demand will be »| York tnfantry in June, 1861 Dp. . { Special Provided for, He told of the de- lugehip of the Pacific flee igatt | OLYMPIA, Jan, 20.—The house} faye in court, of the technical ler lo mtee assy lassen | REMEMBER THIS of " saw an unusual! injustices, of the “ambulance jistration of Dr. Stelner, superin:) gin mRaNcIsCO, Jan. 20 COLUMBUS, Mo, Jan. 20, repeat—we want to be sure that the word t eaday when members| chasers” who prey upon injured tendent of the Oregon state Insane] cause he ja alleged to have far |"Chickens with short toenalla are i : ture ‘sat in the gab) men, of the numerous motions, asylum, as a result of the outburs rat} od to procure wealthy husbands| the best egg layers,” said Prof. J. B18 r¢ es all whom \ erve—That this store is to be q } fu the seats of the) demurrers, write of error and in the senate yesterday afterno for lonesome women, accepted pay-| Klee, poultry expert fe 5 : i} the members of the) devious other methods to hinder (hy United Prom.) when Senator Bowerman attacked |mont and then falled to moke goot.{versity, addressing the students of open daily from 8:30 in the morning to 6 in the Btate Federation of Labor } the just compensation for in- PORTLAND, Or. Jan, 20.—Lét-|the present asylum regime 1| Hugo M. Morris, sald to be a cap-|the agricultural college of the Unt , 5 } Aud a tor addressed the) jured workmen, and he pleaded | ters from farmers, grocerymen, mail| charged extravagance obtained |{talist, in under arrest today. An|¥ersity of Missouri, here today evening, including Saturdays Phat ins that 4 meeting for the compensation act, which |Carriers, commercial associations | sinc ener took control alleged Chicago accomplice recently ‘ ¢ 4 a A momber of the legis-| would fix the relief without the |8"d other organizations throughout | ~ pleaded guilty to a charge of using you who wish to come down town early tomorrow 4 Jature ¥ a polis hed eraduate of] necessity ef going to court. the state will deluge t Oregon! the malls to defraud, Membe wie MONTE CARLO : “i : the » It was Petor Henratty It was & masterful apeech, be |!esislature with letters urging the When the in the matrimonial club was $f or upon any Saturday in the future, may commence i 2 a coa) miner of Cle Blum + -/cause spoken with evident aincer | "option of the ¢ ‘ A working man himself, Hen-| ity And when Henratty got|A*#octation's fi ratty told the representatives about |through, legislators and laboring gearanteed,” federal officers say your shopping at half-past 8. Remember, please ding to President John Hask, of Three lowa swains swore to the i i Roads men and 4 for women, . wucc bod the burde Meh working men en-/ men alike crowded around to shake| ‘he association, today complaints against Morris PARIS “pb 0 Prince Atbert’s|| that we shall close, from now on, at 6 in the ev« 4 suffering, thelr hard | his hands, Working Property, Because There ts a tie iG Goneeitaniees meverts toll and of the great Clarence Parker, a Tacoma ma Wind tn it, ’ « co} F; i , Use Stuart's Dyape nent of the principt of Monacc give to humanity chinist, Walter J. Thompson, presi Flood Waters all ad tate bags AAN H| LIFE FOR bent of the gramaigamty of Hisense Then he pleaded for justice, dent of the State Humane society — Ee Tete te Ss Cee aglasten = me Raves h pbovsicre He wanted the crippted among | and Sonator Puulkner also spoke in y United Press.) * ‘ ~ the working men to be pro | behalf of the bill M'MINNVILLE, Or. Jan. 20— A Trial Package Fr STRIK AS PLANNED ee ceo alleles ai aortas pent er =| It t believed that the crest of the} The doctors call It flatulency, but rejected as unfit was today rej flood in the Yamhill river bas pass-| unprofessional folks know it as a bh Tomorrow You May Have Choice of All Millinery at Just $5.00 morning the waters are falling ia a serious condition of thia great seaston of the State Bullding 4 motor organ. Always annoying and |Counct! here late today will be in (My United Preasy have never done anything more unusual in i ENDORSE CANDIDATES. painful in tho extreme, at times | trusted with the purchase of & bik] tog ANGELES, Jan Return . sd often leading to bad and fatal re-| ranch to be used as a base of supply |ing from Pasadena at 3 a. m. today sults, The stomach embarransed |! times of industrial warfare, 40-|1 ,wix M. Woolwine, son of W. D. and hampered with wind, cannot |cording to Secretary Tvietmoe of! Woolwine, vice president of the Na take oare its food properly, and | @ council, tional Bank of California, was in [Indigestion follows, and this has a} | Thirty to fifty thousand acres mon | stanly killed when his automobile train too appalling to enumerate. |b@ purchased and strikers or Meo) struck @ vegetable wagon near The entire system is tmplicated—|out of employment will be caréd for | pardgtown made an active or passive factor in}om the ranch Miss Rosaline Harrington, 20, and this trouble, and life soon becomes Mrs, J. M. Grummond were sever Release Suspect | s:7"32"° 2% 04 uw aosor] INDIAN SHAKERS |" Tho Brotherhood of the First this Millinery Section! Methodist Eptacopal church tast| night formally endorsed Counct! men Blaine and Wardall and voted unanimously to support the recall eandidate for mayor. The brother.) hood comprises 250 members For, if you remember, we held an absolute Milli- nery clearance on the first of December. The two hundred-fifty Hats in this sale have all been received y ince that time—most of them within the last three weeks! BELLINGHAM, Jan 30.—Witttam | P0OK#:, how undigested food causes -—— OM, YOU GOOD LUCK. : é aa AM, Jan, 20.—-Wilfam| casos by fermentation and fomenta (ity United Prony KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 20.—L. (ti sk rf Davidson, arrested in Seattle on| tion in which process some eavon.| OLYMPIA, Jan. 20.-The Shaker|Mason got out of a job, and spent|f Lhere are large Hats and small—mostly small— suspicion of being the murderer |tia) fuids are destroyed—burnt up—| church hag been incorporated. The|his last quarter, Next morning a of Galbraith at Acme last week, b&®) wasted by chemical action, followed | bishop and head of the church {s|letter was awaiting him | been released, it having been de) hy defective nutrition and the dis|Mud Bay Sam, an Indian. Twelve|he was heir to the estate of bis} cided that he is not the guilt¥/tripution through | Indians are aposties, Sobriety and/ grandfather, George Hopkins, val man | is,|morality are the principles. The) ued at $300,000. church has a large m rahip = - among the Indians of th tion GOOD NIGHT. Its announced purpose ts to vate| BARTLESVILLE, Okla, Jan. 20.) 4 all the materials are covered by the s That we bought them tells all that you will desire to know of the alime ly wrong eleme tract of chemic GIRLS MUST WORSHIP. ea Hon align WELLESLEY, Mass, Jan, 20.—|“"% ° ‘ the excellence of their style. Hats for which we om in starved f food, you see, but spoilt in p asked $20.00 a month ago are includ tian ure pureau Kotoku and 25) the Young men who call the girl ‘ bis ar Two ys, Elmer d Ed Bacon ation, and worse than worthieas.|the Indian race of this and other E P ‘ ‘ t i rs cones re pr Baw oy ot A deranged stomach i# the epit- | state Mud Bay Sam and the! gothees eying with s plese ed. The sale price nnst attend divine worship in Mem-| sine of evil; nothing (oo bad to|aponties visit reservations and con solidific altroglyce . stuvdnd | e : orlal chapel under a new rule just|™° 21, trom it but the . heal wehtaes Ek pemahie er 86 te found near an oft om One of § Saturday will be .........cceccceeces put Into effect by the faculty. The| craton is probably tts wi | 100 them struck it with » hammer and i A t : j } service. |with this ts to remove th vale | ee ae gh hb " MiNiOTER TAKES JOB. Ss pr 1ce, 18) course, wl no in P. M. SAVES $7,300. jStuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets go to the! 4 tow days to protest against the| Rev. Thomas J. Shuey, pastor of . . : map eg TE aye to proteat aga clude Hats trimmed with Ostrich ¢ punishment of Di © of un at the To prevent the pra g te ¢ gawmaking foods and render cb . fer | other yanese socialists now held - - as anarchists in Japan mail Plumes z y imply cannot extst whe ve 4 4 F. » these powerful and wonder REPORTS RICH STRIKE | ets 4 : which & little tablets are in evi-| Pau Denhart, a large | i pene " saving 7,00. denc thy operator in the Nome To HAVE TRANSFERS for this very pur-|reports a rich stri Spaulding} Ballard people who have had to * on both the eet cara and the gas-making foods r nutrt COSTLY CHINK PRIDE. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan district. The strike ts not| n the Inn and value ¢ Ye Dougall & a » and known tt Interurban in order to reach | 7 ed office. A whole book could be writ amentinit ——|the city wi + February 1, be ; “we ten about them and then not all] granted the us transfer O Pe This evening at the Moore the-, It took Director Pyke some time . ° ieht be told with profit | ere ge e i ‘to get together singers whom he \ from this painful dis-| d atre the Schubert club will prese Gilbert & Sullivan's comie oper OAKLAND, Ca Jan pit could fil the different charac mention | ters to his satisfaction, bi SECONDYAVENUE'& PIKE STREET/ xpenatve | Save a Dollar or Two the “F 8 of Penzance.” This ts! Gay that that he bh HOOD0O . ot (heat si nt in a, ; ve lor a 4 wast solani -atandc var becca agiebaian seta cimesutteeaici ci. * acknowledged to be one of the best compe The seat sale ete res innumerable, and \‘ a and several of the East, 3 ote the Gilbert & Sullivan operas. | h | vm t eng Ms pe beer Spe one i 2 icea a anahiiaial i : | ye 7 nto this tablet is ew re re eeent al 2 : Ta re t MOVING PICTURES LURE a aa sco] Sf iim, For One Wee lop . wh h ay. and Pine st YOUNG GIRLS TO SLAVERY : nen gh CINE _ Commencing Tomorrow nd eventin Both THE MARKETS Dect From Paris || AY c= Dollar-Down-Sale | — PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.—Four | their names as Katie Rosé | ng tomorrow, and extending to and including the a young «iris, alleged white slaves,| Barbara Wahl, 16, Le ber : Opera. Field and Ma “AMUSEMENTS. | the popular Dollar Down Sale will be in effect at a Were held tn bail today. They had| 18, and Alice MeCar & work wit Jiasses, Binoculars, Telescos : | After this sale the usual payments will be re- 1 deen lured from thelr homes by| John Mc@uire was he y a as es have the | \ Promises of positions as actresses! bail on the charge of enticing the Well peo are often © have the largest select i . . ¢ d 4 in moving picture shows. They gave girla from their homes ; rt Dyspepsia | P'Wet of Chicago; direct importa nop itch le oe ies Stock - ner d at Tremen- : 4 Dutter—Keliing P trial package will be sent, Zelss Stereo, Bausch & Lomb. by! ‘ci | Gous uctions—With Credit. who wants 2 know just Warner Swazey Binoculars at andl | 100 Suits Special F ina trokbinent One Hundred Handsome io go to the HUGE DISCOUNT | | Tatiorea Suits will be placed re- vento : Come in wh is large. yeclal Sale. | These gar. I y . 50 cents are made up o! “4 m at home Kryptok Serges, Worsteds and othe: you will save tin 1 Hasaes materials; worth up | Your doctor will p cribe i 0; may be had in all e they say there are 40,000 doctors —e sere Uae | Your choice is offered iquabe, dozen 2 | them, Dat when. yt a know HUTESON OPTICAL “EMIS WOMAN ANI | : angie Feed —netiing Fries. fs the matter with yourself ainnie. Victorsom | $12.50 ¢ ving, | why 0 to the expense ot a procen, COMPANY anagoted: ; d | dont pier free trial package ad.| ania de eae Buy During This Sale 4 | Bullding, Mars mt sitar le Sito ea | With $1 Down, the Bal- : | | ance by the Week or Today and Tomorrow pec | {—_—————__ y | “TM SQUAW MAN Furs at Cos ki | | By Edwin Milton Royle. _ | Determined that we will q | not carry over to another sea. 4 | son one Fur Garment, the en- E | tire stock is now offered at | | Exactly Cost, A splendid se- | ection is afforded and there MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S | i Seattle Theatre 4 ei ee SUITS, OVERCOATS | call oe i saa ie Baker Sock Company tn || inery 3 AND RAINCOATS Ls Cane gars et Gee Every Trimmed Hat in the | | Millinery Department is now | a being offered at exact t } ng offered exact cos REGULAR PRICES and less, including many beautiful Pattern Hats, Street ‘ 50 d $30 ——EEE — A rices and Dress Hats Your choice 4 | $25, $27.50 an | Retail Prices at | Halt Price and Less | || caNera. nine r ; SPECIAL Public Markets || | & t ‘ Jj - 1 |Pay The « During this sale $1 Down, balance by the week or month Bw PLACK MARKET. ; L r Ys e * « 0 Is the last day of our Stock-Reducing Sale. Fit yourself out with a §) afiond, Lif Win 1 6 50 pair of Good Shoes now, and } Lois Theatre t G | Resipning 1 p. m WOH CLASS VAUDEVILLE ° | Ladies’ Shoer—Patent Leather and jun-Metal Calf; latest styles; button or blucher, with cloth or kid top; regular $2.50 values, Saturday 1.95 only ... Misses’ Shoes—Vici Kid Ladies’ Shoes—Patent Leather, Vici Kid and Gun-Metal Calf; sizes 3 t 4; narrow widths; values $3.50 to $5. 00; 1, 45 per pair .... Big Girls’ Jockey Boots—Gun Metal Calf, with patent leather collar; sizes 2% to 5; regular $3.00 value. Saturday 2.65 ONLY ceceeese veeeeee Dba 100 pairs Burt & Packard Burro Jap $4.00 Shoes; sizes 5% q AA, A and B widths; suitable for small men and boys; at one-half MOST OF THESE GARMENTS ARE “BROADHURST SYSTEM” and “STEIN-BLOCH” CLOTHES ~ BUY “YOUR HAIR GOODS WHERE YOU PLEASE, BUT GET OUR PRICES FIRST We avoid extravagan Both Phones 5104 Advanced Vaudoville button MARLES EVANS & CO. UP TO YOU, WILLIAM” FRANK TINNEY, One of Those Big Ones. or blucher; foot-form reg $1.65 Boys’ Shoes—Heavy storm calf, ular $2.26 values, Sat a high rents in our place, urday only .. BOYS’ CLOTHING At 14 Off [AJEST S rors | VUE Vit LEP G a8: SHERMAN AND I REST therefore, save you 30 per all your purchases the STOCK to supply GooDs, unlined; two full soles; an ex aatekata cellent shoe for hard St, 95 | A JAY CHC ppadours, if COBL cescenee . eee ' | how for 1l0¢ and OUR AGREEMENT Is that WE MUST SATISFY, OR WE WILL EXCHANGE ARTICLES | SATISFACTORY J. Redelsheimer rast ot CO, Sine ISK IN THE STATE SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR OTHER BARGAINS Raymond & Hoyt 1406 THIRD Bet. Union and Pike THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES ) per’ bi box h ogee, 40 conta per ite; Minnesot for § pounds for grade goods ZAMORA CRISWELT, CAUFPMAN fio First, Ave San Frapeles Hair Store | | NEW BILL | AT? 6—OREAT ACTS—6 | TAND ® | vine? RON PICTURES ! OVERCOAT HOLl eh a Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or feet, 10 conta bar ps ell real estate, etc. — elena