The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1911, Page 8

WHITE GIRL WEDS INDIAN (By United Pres.) CHICAGO, Jan, 26,—Miss Made Mne Sullivan, a Chicago high school rl, bas turned her back on city fife to fly to the arms of Plenty Hawk, a Crow Indian, and the Wealthiest redskin on the~ Crow reservation in the Big Horn moun: tains, The romance started at Sheridan, Wyo., last fall, TESTIMONY IS AGAINST WOMAN (By Vaited Press.) rts were 8 figure largely in the Baldwin will test today, Theodore Kytka of in Francisco. noted expert ft B. K. Isaacs, J, W. Hood and iiten Carson are sched i to tity. Kyika was placed on the stand he attorneys for the estate and Jared the letters offeréd by the defense as communications written y Mrs. Lillian A. Turnbull during e time she was suing “Lucky Jdwin in San Francisco in 189 Were genuine. DR. BURKE MAY KNOW FATE SOON (Ry Calted Press) SANTA ROSA, Cal, Jan. 26. ‘Phat the Burke case will go to the before Saturday was the pre. tion when Attorney Jas. Cowan, at the opening of court te day, resumed his argument for th defendants. ted to complete his presentation before the court closed this after Boon. FISH 18 STOLEN. When Robert Van Horne, of $841 Alki av, entered the stor Foom of his dwelling yesterda: ing he found that thieves had Footed the place of several cans of and other eatables. Nothing was taken. Dance at Dreamiana tonight oo (percent ie neem D ADVERTISEMENT TALKS ABOU COUNCILMAN SAWYER Facts That Every Citizen Is En- titled to Know in Order to Cast an Intelligent Vote. Talk No. 1. ‘This advertisement is placed here in the interest of Frederick Sawyer, present city councilman from the Fourth ward, and chair: man of the city finance commit- tee, who fs a candidate for re- election. In view of the fact that every man or woman is entitied to full information “regarding the men for whom he or she {s asked to vote, there will be presented in the newspaper columns, at regu: lar intervals, statements as to what Mr. Sawyer has already done for Seattle and what he stands for. So much for that. Now as to the real issue. ruary 21 Se attle will hold a primary election to nominate candidates for the city council. Mareh 4 she will hold an election to choose from among these nominees nine councilmen-atlarge, sald coun- ¢cilmen to take the place of the 18 members of the present coun- cil. This election will mark a new era in the history of the city. ‘Ward boundaries will be wiped out, the evils of ward politics will be eliminated, and the coun- cilmen will be named solely on their merits as men capable of conducting the affairs of the mu- nicipality on a purely business basis. This, then, is a BUSI- NESS proposition—NOT a POLITICAL ONE, Councilman Sawyer mer- its the support of the voters solely on his rec ord of accomplishments for the city and his in- timate knowledge of Se- attle’s government con- di s and needs. “Watchdog of the Treasury” is the title that Counctlman Saw- yer has been given. An indefatt- gable worker in his important position of chairman of the city finance committee, which posi- tion,he has held for the past four years, he has rooted out many lax methods of financing. First and foremost, he was a prime mover in the agitation which resulted in the installation of an entirely new system of city accounts, and is directly respon- sible for a further elaboration of the same, which makes it possi- ble to obtain data that were not available previously—a change that has been of inestimable val- we in the conduct of the city's affairs, Hundi of thousands of dollars have been saved to the city by Sawyer's system of ap- | oe sgareterd accounts. his system prevents the overdrawing of spe- cial funds—a common evil under former pro- cedure. Isn't it good judgment, Mr. Voter, to give your indorsement to such @ man—a man who has #o closely guarded the interests of the taxpayer? These alone entitle him to support, but others will be cited. Watch the “Talks About Saw- yer,” and then, if you believe he 4s working in the right, and has the business capabilities that should be required of a man to whom city affairs are intrusted--- VOTE FOR HIM. Fr.) Cowan said that he ex-| DIAGNOSE DREAMS All the fair ones will have riff, or his deputy, who serves the wo. That's all, Pretty soft, eh? bill ax amended becomes lw out of it will be to tell the poena, that they don’t want to Chief of Detective: will derive solation out of the It has been ar be 60 years incapacitated, It remains optional with pension & man is 60, whether he should be retired or not Tennant wanted compulsory retirement after 20 years Tennant of Seattle nsion bill which w yond wervi ognition, A police offi 20 yours boards, even service they are immune from arrest, and are above nator Bryan had to remind the Ua mn Sergeantat-Arms John BD, Logan of asked to be excused until the end of the month, because that he attend court as a witness in his County.” No court can compel members of the legislature to leave aid Bryan, is compelled to leave cut out from the resolution legislature ference sary DR. JOHN D. QUACKENBOS, This goted physician who prac j tices. men or hypnotic sugges: tion the author of “Hypnotle Therapeutics,” and scouts the idea that analysis of dreams will serve as a basis of diagnosis in diseases. I gnosis of a Welsh rarebit dr # futile, he declares. We can dream m in a minute than we can act in a year,” be says Dream diagnosis or “paychonaly sis,” {8 to be experimented with iv Ja new department at Hop. | kins hospital LABOR MEN | RE-ELECTED At a largely attended meeting of the Central Labor Council last night all of the prinelpal officers were re ows L. Onstolt; vice | Willahan; record mes R. Harris; | Mrs. A. M. Lots; They were cut. bed And here is another package for the press of Spokane wants to make it a misdemeanor for any publish the results of a straw and in a bill Introduced he proneribes & pu of $500 or six months in the county Newspapers get straw ways Groff, not try to influence resulta by announcing the this is the bill. he will introduce during the prompted to do so because a » appointment of the BE ed straw vote. vote ny ~ Mice J ment up votes results. and he only session Johns Only taxpayers may serve as jurors. Neely, Teats and Dow of Plerce Representatives Shutt, county duced by Webster, was voted down yesterday on second reading. The sheriffs are good to them: had introduced in the house yesterday, providing aries, Sheriffs of first clask counties would get county officials $4,200, according to thts bill dairymen to label their milk bottles. Inasmuch as referred to King county as a “cow county, y in looking after dairy regulations | ing } financial r ing Nor is this the last word on pure food legislation. Dr, G King county has a bill more comprehensive than any on the subse troduced so far. “AntALATIS | existing conditions. |was postponed for one week because of the absence of P. K. Mobr present incumbent, It being t sire of the council to re-elect him A motion to invite the candidates to addr next V sday tabled after some Reform for Frisco 26.—The| harter amendments | sweeping | unicipa) governm reforms in| history of the city, were ratt Htled today by the state senate, The | bil will be sent to the assembly,| oe and upon passage there the amend | ments become effective. ry WASHINGTON, Jan. 26—-The census bureau today announced that the population of Lara: Wyo.| is 8.237 and of Tucson, Ariz. ts} 13,193 | sell real estate, etc. The tive joint committ se in cultu oyster seeds [@ the benefit of oyster growers of the state, houses last night. court judg King county ts The ban upon the sale of cigarets is likely to be this session of the legislature Goss tn the senate have each introduced a bill house ealing the present law, Intermarriages between achedu commit d to be a thing of the rday recor past in this state, The house judie po yeu! mended the passage of a probibitory act add another wing to the capitol building, to cost no more than $400 Frederick & Nelson, Inc. BASEMENT SALESROOM WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S Footwear Priced for Clearance Surplus and broken lines, all from fegular stock and exceptional values at the special prices quoted. BUTTON BOOTS FOR WOMEN | _ CHILDREN’S “FOOT-FORM” BUT- AND LARGE GIRLS; SPECIAL $1.95 | TON SHOES, SPECIAL $1.50, $1.75 PAIR—In Patent Colt, Gun-metal Calf and | AND $1.95 PAIR—In Patent Colt and Soft Kid, on medium-toe lasts with “com- | Dull Calf, with heavy extension soles. mon-sense” or Cuban heels. Sizes from 2% | Sizes 5% to 8, special $1.50; 8% to 11, spe- to 8; widths, C, D and E. | cial $1.75; 11% to 2, special $195. WOMEN’S BUTTON AND LACE BO OTS, SPECIAL $2.95 PAIR—In a Patent models, with short vamp, medium toe, Cuban and spike heels, welt and turned soles. Practically all sizes. Basement Salesroom WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S Cotton Hosiery and Knit Underwear Women’s Fleece-lined White Vests and Tights, 50¢ garment. Pants and Drawers, in white, ecru and gray, Vests with high neck and long sleeves and Women’s Medium-weight White Fleece- | Pants and Drawers in ankle length, 20 lined Vests and Pants, 38¢ garment. 25¢ and 35¢ garment. Women’s Fleece-lined White Cotton | Women's Fast-black Fleece-lined Hosiery Union Suits, in high neck, long sleeve, an- | with hemmed or ribbed top and double soles, kle length style, 85¢ and. $1.25 garment. | heels and toes, 25¢ pair. I Children’s School Hosiery, made of good quality fast-black cotton, with extra double knees, heels and toes, 13¢ pair; 2 pairs for 25¢. Cotton Children’s Fleece-lined Cotton Vests, —Haremont Balesroom. Veils and Neckwear Specials Seco Cloth Scarfs, jn a wide range of colors, 7 Handkerchief . White and. Black Lace Pattern Veils, special Specials a Women’s Fancy Stocks, trimmed with white, blue or pink velvet ribbon and beads or tiny silk roses, special 35¢. Venise Lace Yokes, in black and white, special Handkerchiefs, —ma- chine embroidered in one-corner ef- fect, special 7¢ each. Broken lines of Women’s Initial ed Handkerchiefs, special 7¢ each Women’s Pure Linen Handker chiefs, in sheer, medium and heavy weights, 12 1-2¢ cach; $1145 dozen Barement Salesroom New Seco Cloth Scarfs, in assorted colors, suit- able for shoulder or head throws, 50¢. Basement falesroom Specials in Linens and Wash Goods 70-INCH HALF-| TOWELING SPECIAL BLEACHED IRISH LIN- | 9¢ YARD—Very absorb- EN DAMASK, SPECIAL, | &t suitable for kitchen use; 65¢—Firm, good-wearing | inches wide; g# 4 HUCK ‘TOWELS, 18x36 quality, free from dressing. | incHES. SPECTAT, ee rind Oe ES, SPECIAL, 10¢— : L Made of soft cotton yarn, BLEACHED CRASH] ready for use, , - be Remnants of Cambrics.and Short Lengths of Calicoes and Colored Suitings, special 5¢ yard. Remnants of Sheetings, Pillow Casings and Muslins, in various lengths, at special prices. —Basomont Salerroe It will be a cineh for women to get out of Jury work if the Webster to do to get sub but little con nt to Olympia to lobby for must », before getting a pension, unlens when Occasionally even the solons forget that during the session of the judicial tater senators of thin yesterday Douglas county “It is neces or ite officers and I want the words fmplying that Mr, Logan Representative Groff newspaper to yesterday jail but they must Groft ‘says kane newspaper attempted to influ stern Washington federal judge by -an Mc wanted to give the privilege to all voters, but their amendment to the jury registration bill, intro ives, judging by @ bill which they raising of sal and other Now comes Billy Wray, a King county representative, and wants Senator Collins Wray thinks be is justified Dr. Ghent admits that it will cure many defects tn Additional superior court judges and an increase in salary from | $4,000 to $6,000 were urged before the judiciary committee ef both | king for twe additional superior | removed during and Collins in the whites and people of other colors are “Senator “Dick” Hutchinson will introduce a resolution shortly to Business Bringers. Stur classified ad. Buy or | Colt, Dull Calf and Vici Kid leathers, with velvet, cravenette and mat kid tops, high arch | Bei TODAY IN HISTORY 26. B.C. 45, an was returning to Ron Alba, hia followers} saluted him as king, but Caesar, while he liked the king iden, had noticed mo insurgent ontiment among the plain people, and and with manifest 1 am not your king, but only Caesar Stull, there is a suspicion that at this time gentle manly agents of Caesar were pans ing among the crowd pushing t king idea just as noistly as they dared, Jwhile she was its cashier, Miss |Mulrooney says the sult is “spite | work” on the part of Jease Nc president of the bank, for havin been made to pay heavy damages and alimony to her sister. Jan. Caesar Juliue rom some of A. Warren Gould will address the Munielpal Plans Comminsion at the Seattle Commercial club rooms Thursday evening on “Seattle’d Civic Center in Relation to the Gen eral Plan,” London —Miny daughter of Bir W the Canadian railroad man, and Count Jacques deo Lesseps, the French avator, were married yenter day MacKenzie shouted loudly MacKenzie | resentment Marion, I—Walter Harris, @ | negro miner, was shot and seriously wounded near here last night by @ crowd of angry negroes while he bis own attempting to kidnap Boxing bouts and refreshments are among the interesting features of @ amoker to be given tonight by the drill team of tt oO t 1923 First av Independent - . their ball,| Berlin —There is no danger of th plague entering Europe ovgr the St berian railroad, according to Privy Councillor Karl Fluegge, director of the hygienic institute North Yakima—Mise Margaret Mulrooney ts made defendant in a suit brought by the Nome City Bank ka, charging her with obtain 00 from the bank in 1907! Aberdeen—Capt, Donaldson, of the steamer Grays Harbor, reports /FURNITURE DRY GOODS Store Closes $1.00 and $1.50 Models STYLE 163, PRICE $1,50—A suitable lel for the fi requires extreme length over hips and back. The soft materia below the boning, encasing the ly. Made of sof with moderately high bust, fittec t two pairs of hose supporters 'YLE 159, PRIC § I lis w su 1 bust and 1 the over hips and back. atiste and pairs of hose supporters. STYLE 124, PRIC boned, long over hips a pairs of hose supporters a y, and is equi ted to waist fitted lity ce All-Silk Fancy Ribbons Special 25c Yard All-Silk Fancy Ribbons, 4% fects, on light or dark grounds, Persians. Special 25¢ yard , 5 and 6 inches wi Plaids, Shadow ( FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. that on the trip north they sighted a life raft with oars la “i to it and for 60 miles they came acrons drifting lumber, It i# supposed some schooner got Into trouble dur ‘ing the recent storm, 1 ha yranting Washington.—A bil been in troduced in the senate ¢ the Valdez, Marshal! Pass & ern railway of Alanka an extension |of 18 months for the commepoement | of construction. to th The anti-trust law labor verdict | New Orleans. force of the Sherr was felt here .b when a@ juror returned against members of the Dock and.* Cott charging them with cor interfere with foreign ¢ organized a leans piracy mmerce Olympia—The Carlyon bill, signed to prevent restayrant keep ers from serving foreign-born ays ters on home-grown half-she practice quite common jby the house yesterday, Washington —Representative Me Credie will have a conference with 7 y at which time idates for post ter at Tacoma will be sub: mitted, Los Angeles —Mins Roberta Buist de Janon, the Philadelphia hetress of $500,000, who created a furore a year by eloping with Fred erick Cohen, a walter three times de- | as passed | ay y moon with Btept r here | Rescue Castaway | SAN DIPGO |aailor, who had island was Cal, Cedrow witho shelter the gasoline fi |wailor thinks t leave shore by } wed be hip was fo a storm restraining WHITE SEWING MACHINES Reduced to $27.50 B. D. VORIS Pioneer Dealer in White Mach! {105 Third Av., Seattle, Wash, Ind. 694; Sunset Main 706. wing Dally at 5:30, Popular American Lady Corsets gure that ] extends t batiste, »ped with the aver- line, and with two util, well- ht. Two ed Be 24 Floor, de, in pretty Dresden ef- hecks and light or dark —Firet Fi Women’s Tailor-Made Suits, PLEASING fi rent of extra-size Tailor-made § ments the regulation. sizes ¢ plainly tailored from med broadcloths and che and i lines that lend grace and smartr the stor U Colors are navy-blue, black, brown and various shades 47, 49 and 51, Tailoring, materials and finish aré of excellent character, are indicated at $25.00 and $39.00, worsteds, caref Extra Sizes is maintained to m women who find difficulty in getting satisfactorily fitted in men’s-wear suitings Sizes 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, and highly interesting values Becond Floor Carefully made of thoroughly seasoned wood. St. Valentine Novelties ne Place Cards, artistic designs, zen. tine Letters, in ortment, 3c to 10¢ varied ass each Valent and 2 fc Valenti signs, 1c ne Post Cards, le to 50c. nery Section, Fi 2 New Coral Bea Necklaces New Ir i Beads, in various and sizes, 50c to $1.25 Smal! Coral Beads, in 16- inch lengths, $1.00 and $1.50, —Firet Floor. . . Women’s Union Suits WwooL $2.25—Me- veight, very fine in high neck, long ankle length style. In dium weave, UNION SUITS, $1.50—I¢ ankle length, with high neck and long or elbow sleeves, also in knee length, sleeve- less style, with low neck. Well-Made Kitchen Queen Special $3.65 Has two half-length drawers, two flour bins with metal bottoms, and two moulding boards, which slide under top. The legs are square, inches, heavy and solidly braced. Top measures 28x44 Unusually good value at, special, $3.65. —Furniture Headguarters, First Floor, Annex. SEATTLE The Great Majestic AGENTS FOR Range “Not Cheapest, But Least Expensive” The body of the Great non-rusting charcoal steel. to breakage are made of malleable ajestic Range is cons tructed of expensive The frame, top, doors and all parts subject non-kgeakable iron, which permits of an air-tight riveting of the joints, allowing no cold air to escape. The oven, therefore, heats more quickly and bakes mo oughly with less fuel than is required b re evenly and thor- any otlrer Range on the market. The Sliding Top, which is an exclusive feature of the Majestic Range, is a successful applica ion of the down-draft, smoke-consuming princi- ple to range construction, and embodies many advantages that we will be pleased to demonstrate. Stove Section, First Floor, Annex Closing Out Odd Patterns in Room-Size Rugs _ A number of odd patterns in Carpet-size Rugs, of domestic and foreign weave, are marked at spe- cially-low prices in order to close out and make room for new Spring Arrivals. results is one of unusual interest. Sizes and prices as follows: NUMBER SIZE 4 8-3x11 x12 x12 x12 WEAVE PRICE German Saxony ........+++++-$40.00 Wilton . +0 $27.50 Wilton’. Wilton ..... Body ‘Tapestry Tapestry Tapestry Tapestry Tapestry “6 x12 8-8x11 8-8x11 8-8x11 9 xi2 9 x12 Brussels Brussels Brus: Brusse Brussels Brussel Frederick 8.5 $10.00 LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS | NUMBER SIZE 10-6x12 10-6x12 9 xi5 10-6x12 10-6x12 9 xI5 10-6x12 8-3x13- 9 x15 9 x15 11-3x15 Wilton Wilton Wilton Wilton Wilton Body Bru Wilton Wilton & Incorporated WEAVE Wilton :. Body Brussels Wilton ... The opportunity that —Third Floor, PRICE ROK SES38E4S4854S ussels PLLPDPBLPPRDP MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY