The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1911, Page 5

THE STAR—TUE: FEBRUARY 7, 1911 eatiant ; oe mavertioen . the hot were oceupled. Put b> oma! hing mill, the th Y | { Boston Har f th photographs, taken both plac were int . . \e logged off land dealer, testified that his estimate, from uo h as & real estate expert, of oston ‘an old shac Harbor i was only $10 to $12 per testified " for farming Durposen, At / ¥ me made three Birmingham eat alued the land at ue oe od 4 " leased 0 hor and three & from to $50 ’ cording Yas | nizance to Habe Evere! a quality of the sof. Some of this for Hi sch id loging road aod 4 val | according to testimony, Hill in recelved to be the ov { man sold for as high as $1,000 per Kant ation to B — railroad 2 x » D. Reed and A. O. Me} Wig ’ Hes di e La postal clerks, testified imme in name I ned addressed to Spen and Ander < He fe 4 ‘on, alleged to be fictitious persons : | « 2 inches wide; wort age M being f and collected by Hillman ‘or his : 7 3 M eee . 5e ‘Of the 16 or 17 b . otos . me y ay the EL | —Third Floor. Harbor, Mr. Backus found was crowded with os 1 1 , | —— > tators aaa ; — : - |aveision of tho United Staten cirout| Up to $2.75 Lace Curtains Natshell History | Se qe of the Recall Cg [en ee | “. J o grounds that it violate , 1-grac ala French A se ss ¢ March 21—Gil) takes office. Names Wappenstein chief of police . AEROPLANES ON BORDER A an ar rt s are an 3 ya and Arms head of Nigh’ t WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 7 h alt re up to 7 but we ca March 21 to July 1!--« ing allowed to run openly. Re. By the first of next week it in ex-| hese The ' gy sors ak ths grieted district, nolo cafes and dance halls flourish. pected that six aeroplanes, among| Ph ad W—Forced by pu opinion, Gill stops gambling opera e m th : urtinn f now. ti coe —Fourth Floor fornia, will be patrolling t ex aes Sntenenber 3 Gi ta cruise to Alaska on Rainier brewery can border from Brownsville, Tex., eat, Wappy leaves for California ee a" a to the Pacific coast on oll 20—Wardall, acting mayor, finds many evidences of oan MESSENGER Flies Making School Dresses? See Svinte www sme'= Gir] Sayed (LAMPING DEMANDS OPEN 00S" we ae at to Here are Trimmings 7 - “1 look back on my service ) Adjt. Gen. Lamping of the National ' \ ‘ pose of startling conditions in city id In the National Guard with no |Guard of Washington yp ted | ® populatic SS i mat ls. Yard arth in exchange for support—Arms. yesterday against secret seastons | creas of half a mil ch ¢ 2 ‘otton materials. Ya man, cails off Ballard refuses to supply regret. | challenge the fullest fon a yea ae ‘ rrr er 25e¢ and 50¢ * of the legislative committee, which there where S. E has p Arms is power to 8. E. scrutiny of every act of mine lig in Seattle, proving the charges | i an Pearl Buttor y plain zen on a card to consumers at ei«ht cents as a member of that body. | | made against tn , x of Hrown's f . Rete e ” 10¢ to London's, American Bank require the services of neither |days ago. Aft ows hare teners; f i shows profits have fallen away to nothing ! ’ lawyer nor grapher, but | | yesterday the committee re / snieeeee” Wappenstetn refuses to testify before councll com. want this investigation thor |grant Lamping’s demand. In ad-|to p c e cleaning ane ough, and the only way to have | dition to Rot Lamping, several a n p ing, var. —First Floor. report with couneil it thorough is for this commit- [other witnesses appeared before|nishing, tin sftal, with view. syndicate mide tee to open its meetings to the jthe committee. Col. John Kinzle,| Bstimates « ally given. Use the) = ———— S thy ae Cc s taken in by Glll's personal an ‘ : public—Former Adjutant Gen- |U. 8. A, retired, repeated hin| ph Malu 1304 or Ind. 3913 2 . by emittee recommends dismissal : eral George 8. Lamping. Guide: tact: Lamptag wes wagteet-|Padore: Pall a Web Paper © The “MacDougall & outhwic ’ ares Arms, light superintendent / In the toregomg terms Pormer|ful and {ncom: 14 Ist Av., Near University urns investigators’ reports and retains <a eet - We have many des 11 ———— Speak ae > WIFE IS pi Recall Named at . SP RERITORSODi Overwater bmn == a ore te St en HUSBAND SAYS) Commissioners [ITANIUM | New Misses’ and Ladies’ e ta. another proof of Arms’ incompete ract offered to city is pigeonholed by % TACOMA, Feb. 7.—Petitions to 119 Yesler 8 ¥. Co. land Strictly Mannish in | 0 A complaint for divorce has been | recall all the commissioners at once 27—George W. Dilling named as recall candidate for H Pell | rd 2 | F > oats 5 : . filed by Bert H. Pell on the gorund|on the ground that they were in » Every Particular oe remarkable swing of public opinion to him and that hie wife is cold and utirespon-|competent to transact the city’s! Home of the Famous y a sive and fails to manifest any de-| business and that they had failed ac 7 Made up specially for us of tweeds and homespuns, 7—Sea tle votes on Issac Giltem versy us Decency | See of aliection towards him.|to tmorove the moral tone of the W. L. Douglas Shoes inte we eperialy tons of (200 cecka Reree = oe Katherine P. Pell denioa her hus-|city was the decision of the com lars, poe ailoring and double-breasted band’s accusations and asks forlmittes of 15 recently selected to| M@eneettmcrett Ces (ital s, all bring mannish idea, These are temporary alimony, make a definite report 3 tractive garments, and appropriate for early 0. ice orce MISS LAURA NELSON gre et on FRAT at é i Spring wear MEALS SERV Miss Laura Nelson, who lives! |with her mother in a houseboat | 7 OE en eee di ” Protecting Floaters : with her mother t © hosed An Amazing : You Can Use Your Credit | baa & narrow pe from drown- This affords you the pleasure of having what you i — ling in the waters of Lake Union at ‘ } want when you want it. You do not have to wait force of biuecoats took | cautious to the last degree fan ear a c | ear ance ecia rea until you accumulate sufficient cash—we make terms Mid make no arrests in the! Dilti 7 ae eee | —> to suit you, and you positively do not pay more for Pith | Dilling challengers expect the Gil! | : Higpecioam: : ards to Up imported voters to make their o In attempting to loosen a log the accommodation. Bots single arrest was slaught late this afternoon and dur-| Which the waves were beating e P 00 oave Bithough @ force of deputy ing the closing hours. The count | against the houseboat, Miss Nelson An Tailored pies oo : . a mereeded in dete: and tonight especially will be watched. |jost her balance and pitched head. ly pm v re Bttie-of suspected illegal, in the First ward rrank Clancy | jong into 30 feet of icy water. On a . was a conspicuous Gil worker as| : pei | e % ig rh E t t tt g Inc. the First ward, the Gill was Charley Shomo and the balance | ges 1 mn bain she ens wel 8 ect to change | fil astern UU tin 0., : . old, was not as heavy in the of the vice gang. Clancy boasted |of her little knowledge of swim out notic % doe Met Ta ME 84 expected, the p this morning that of the first 96|ming, but in her dazed condition re —_ poet. Main 9008; 1332-34 Second peepee ot deputy sherif h| Votes cast, 90 were for Gill she swam away, instead of toward Seattle's Reliable Credit House making “floaters” ae the housebos | . 7 = Joseph, a bartender for John| Hearing her cries, fred E. Bar } } na | Cleoria, was fined $20 and costs yes-| rows, who lives in a neighboring In the House : terday for selling liquor on Sun-| houseboat, dove into the water and ‘ { 's Best Formula } day. Cicoria, arrested for the same| reached the exhausted girl just as | Regular Prices $38.50, By the REGAL DENTISTS [everest Colt in = Day ana} off@nee, was discharged. she was sinking. Hampered by the yaves and darkness, exhausted | 2.50 and $48.50 pte Mar Cwrabie Couch At the Majestic. by his efforts with the drowning | $4 } waeeetiaes Protect Y i ae omg ad The new Sullivan & Considine | girl, Barrows had a hard struggle Ee published here road show at the Majestic is one|to reach the houseboat | } 5 etele oe Maeewnere ’ ; be of the best seen in Seattle. David} An hour later Miss Nelson was At Wow n Scholer, a young boy, offers some-| pone the worse for her cold bath © ‘whiak o oahe thing out of the ordinary in the line — Ori ee ye and en rnd Fi terse repeat ‘Progressive Bill The cause of this tree YOUR MIRROR HORLIC K’S, > gan, “the boy comique,” is an old endous eduction i f ahaa eS foy’ though he sects as a real one Is Introduced mendous reduction 18 } MALTED MILK ~ y P . “Y corr or Here are some important things Charles Murray and Bae Hamil that we never carry mere . es ton te Chait mkalee “Terry the Jan rs a ; bs ok posto ‘Wanaider: Yaak ttt lo +. 4°, ‘ALHAMBRA THEATRE tor,” Bobby PaiMeur, “the modern chandise over from one f ! may be decayed badly enough to Phones: Main 147, Ind. 288. 4 By Staff Special.) i Herenles,” and John Hamflton are _ Ae ape 30 PO * i or. Thi a ‘ i od Drink for All Ages|| ection Returns Wil Be Read From apvogs M pandour's poses are} OLYMPIA Feb. 7.—-Senators || season to another. This interfere with your natural expres The Food seat irate ee 4 Prange eg ny Todd, Troy, Chappelle, Jensen and of . sion when you talk or laugh, Some Miss Emma Bunting and the Athambra White and Representative Todd to-|f Offer Includes practically, poe Beg ge of East Aurora. United States senators by direct Prices—100 to vote and without regard to parties, and plain tailored Suits | may keep you awake nights. If you Insist on “HORLICK’S’ | a | The bill has a clause by which|f for Ladies and Misses, as being part of your experience, Beautiful Lois Theatre |vote for the popular chotce for|f Sizes ranging from 34 to als a pibigat jester TALLY AND SCORE])) ™™-Ghasidexunss have that fact printed opposite thetr | 10c—ANY SEAT—10c name on the bal ims is the greatest money- : Would not your time be worth more TRICK & MURRAY mortal which | lI saying event of the sea- to yourself or employer if your 814 Third A 2 'to 10:90 p.m 2097-2009 i lly Across rushed through yesterday asking Ay ‘ a eanne P ar ve. : “SECOND Ay eNUE Ragnar hongress for tariff revision, was |— son, teoth were good? Is it dread of } BAB. fs —~ | added an amendment for downward All Gi . that you neglect your teeth? Pa Pee cetectenastantin — NES scision and Faulkner had 1 reter owns and Dresses at Half Spires tat otter cape nah ee | nigel [reriion and Pealner be esses at Half Price Wiis sto sti: know ht sn-| MOORE THEATRE ™g, =" a Ma ‘s Rent South of Pike | bills passed in the house this morn-/ ¢11900Half Price $55.00 | $ 34.50—Half Price $17.25 after all; they know that we guar-|/ | pletferson De Angelis srmit from city health depart 5 ae 5 f ae uae oni chidvien ais the tenet ‘ Ia sot” ments, the other compelling bot-|] $ 44.50—Half Price $22.25 | $ 28.50—Half Price $14.25 J) ‘Ne Know our chargos are (he low fanaa: tteche ce of wast Aurora, Both houses adjourned at noon . UNDERWEAR to allow King’ county members to All C H If P | 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Union|; —— HOSIERY to Sime to sete in hp Teoall slec> oats at Half Price wa "|| GRAND OPERA HOUSE 222% cons AJESTIC 25 00 x & SOF. s . ny day Spring Millinery | Preeno-—With the slogan, “Boost Half Price $21.25 | $28,50—Half Price .$14.25 Imperial Market || _ vue rite HOUR” of them may trouble you when you : . : ‘ y ) ) PRETTY MIS$ NOBODY day Joined in a bill for election Of 18 Gur entire stock of fancy, | |are eating or drinking. Again, they Not in Any ‘Milk Trus!| _ | following the Oregon system |recognize any of those conditions ‘Take @ package home candidates who declare they will| AND senator, regardless of party, shall RE a aOR RS es 48. A clearance sale that Jered from a business standpoint CARDS The hou Four. Performances Daily 4 in the senate. Rosenhaupt pain or on account of the expense} 3 AMUSEMENTS. Representative Wray got two Regular Special | Regular Special tal operations are not so harmful, Poniaht ana A $40.00 a Front soot. ing, one making milk dealers get all <2 so 111F Price $2V.26 | $ 32.50 —Half Price $16.26 ff Me? OF Work to bo the best, and || i N wi a ag 1 f tlers of milk to stamp names and|— $ 38 30—Half Price $19.25 | $ 22.50—Half Price $11.25 | xe . ahaa. Clearance Sale |fii2%.°: ii aS Brey” ey =e jtion at Seattle. Regular Special | Regular Special | Tonight and All, Week Biss for Fresno, the San Joaquin valley | $34 80—Half Price 817.25 | $22.50—Half Price $11.25 ROAD SHOW NO. 4 The Biggest Rver ( ise Hats trom Per 135 ‘spanish American, foe once ALL WAISTS AT HALF PRICE AND LESS Jo roast our ow ‘eo dally. A Dollar Show for 10¢ and 206. from Fresno are to cross the conti-| We roast our own coffee daily. J) Mt Pdi It is good and the price is right pac! he conclusion WILLOW PLUMES |br'the coming GA. R. encampment — NTAGES THEATRE AT SPECIAL PRICES of Callfornia and Nevada veterans. J Rodslekoimer & Co Sean alon baiisaSacan, | Ce d, Or-—Final reports of “ats iaawroagsi emesis en cacad arr; port r h Phones 4s.|||" | ~+«| an We Pay Your Street Car Fare [Bh iu: torent tive iowes in Oregon and ° sealant 1. opponent || RR and, Alot On All Purchases Over $2.00. Washington, which have Just been TWO ENTRANCES J.A.Inman fi os. ee Meo. tn |]fat a0, | [Mle Baty sapere made, show that approximately ‘ Tae, Beker Steck f oH terna “GOOD GOODS CHEAPER” 700,000,000 feet of umber. was do.) FIRST AVE,————AND———COLUMBIA ST. 1538 Westlake Av. west Walger apaare pire SEVEN MIG ACTS stroyed in the conflagrations last oven year. en i aah SRC A NE