The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1911, Page 8

|OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY | GILL ADHERENTS ayo DROP FORTUNES 0.022% come Campbell, and a m ed Ble Posse Surroundé | The wailing and gnashing of) What cared Gerald et al.? toto vi RALMIGH N.C, Feb. 8.—~Aftes a te n certain q rs today Hadn't the coln come ensy bi dra country (tO days” man hunt, Lewis West When the Gill-Dilling fight began |* tolerant mayor ever abuaderea-| =e layer of Deputy Sheriff: Sar ‘ ne ely it had wher 1, | ford, was surrounded by a 4 to on eda Shee ie omy ape acai hi H anoniee| day in a swamp near Ridge Springs and the air was filled) Gerald et al. dropped more m heart wobbly! Weis armed than they made under a gr shudders tate Se CHLORIDE. OF LIME renouncing wived a de combat of the “legitl-| ame ty in certain @ ville, “Hut,” sald} y s. It is estimated that Gill Mr Campbe r bet ‘ " ayson of 2401 Hanford ns when I came| Crowley, doesn’t fancy chloride of lime over to America the firet time 1] , TO the prosecutor Grayson yester said tha wley failed to came to lift the rl imme ame to iit the p bis yard o. Fearing @ Tele they she; : sides visit fron he and sanita nto her little vay. |t sprinkle lime in the Crowle TODAY IN HISTORY. = {cause &» " he iit into her Blek.|yard, No sooner had he started ply é of ‘ +h he « an Crowley bi od 8 " damaged new $1,000,000 plar at c a boe res » off his head. ( “ Gen Jot of the Standard Ol) company here ~ Nn t i OY eapaaked “ey ened beriff ast nigh Sat thes these, Dot cally mat.| Zimmerman . Los Angeles Notwithstand ter just how old she is? that Henry ¢ POSTAL BANKS second operation to ¥ Oe leg A yg Si =| Around the State * > course der a verdict for the defendant yes | ~ conta ; cific h s terday Everett-—James Salter and his! (My United Press) le cae wife, teachers in the Forbes school} WASHINGTON 8.—The p po ng Nineteen men were | here, are before the Board|tal savings bank today has the of more fort one’s occupation of the of governor, but Fremont was there wed with tegring | ficlal O. K, of the pe distinguished patriots. | w a gasoline lot Ed L, yester|halos f explosion at Jamal If i had the n ion, | would ¢ first and got away with it Vancouver—Emil Krause, a tail Dr. Abraham Winegardner Harris, Sait Lake a me a es oe ch eae esident of e t 1 j. made yesterday to con y potsont a day pad eee ee mines at Ke although ajcold and took a tablet which con-| Hitchcock rik Page ained one-tenth strychinne ports of the firet ox large —proporti the striking iners is ready to return to work, | The striking Greeks who fired up town yesterday seat-| man, apy ‘among the other coal camps | sitting in the Salvation Army of the county He had walked to here from Tai ma, in order to escape imaginary seni FREE DYNAMITE GIRL, 16, WEDS; JILTED le stint)" PLOT SUSPECT & banquet held und of the alumni of his ¢ Washington Annex. The prin of local high schools were present of the new « Centratia—Last night a young|the reports just tn , ntly insane, wa in the 48 exixting banks for Jan ary was approximately $60,000, an average of about $1,200 her Richinond, Cal. — Fire BOY LOVER TAKES POISON ** 28 are. blets he swallowed, ar (iy United Press.) Unre Bertrand hav Belli ingham- The corpse that was > have the A ashore Saturday w det ? quited lo ag : ; r h poison and threatened 5 cation to Reynolds annalled fed as A. J. Robinette, of Blanc are feateren of a drama in which trand were |ard, who with bis b er left Bell- Hand Leona Bertrand, 16; Gec Smith. nd when he heard of/ingham in « sailboat in @ #qQUAl) oD. ponte 17; Jesse Reynolds, 20 Miss he went to her| Saturday. The other brother hasn't}; 7 Bertrand’s parents figur . the wep | been heard of agent of the BP gjpeotresr men “a py r| Everett—Since the local option os ervaghg Smith is at the receiving went tate 1. the! but wan de recovering from the effects of mer e was 18 pe Beri blockade Jok " Mexican ‘War a Joke, | Averdeen—Charged. with having | MOORE THEATRE 5,°*| |sola a 0 raft to the Grays Har “ Declares an American ©. or is s Henry Cabot have been ar (By United Press.) » the ea ALAMEDA, Cal. Feb. § eral Sherman de 4 that J Ff apts lead hell, but from what I can Fate een el gre this opera boutfe Mexican war, it S| jeans, stopped at El Paso to see the principally coffee and beans war ‘The Lewis county . Ass'n will perhaps ry a Moore Theatre CLANCY CONVICTED. " . by ” “7 DAYS” James Clancy wa terday. con. | jlumberman, who died in Sacramen | Honor Dead Tacoman | }2°00."2\,2 2.25 a The Star is anxious to see that (By United Pres) every subscriber gets his or her TACOMA, Feb. §.—Banks closed) paper every night. If your paper their doors for one hour, and all fails to come by 6 o'clock kindly the Weyerhaeuser Timber com-| notify the circulation depart pahy’s great plants ceased opera-|of The Star and a paper wi tion today while the funeral of sent you by special messenger. Robert L. McCormick, millionaire | Main 9400 or Ind. 441 | (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) COUNCILMAN W.f. WEAVER APPRECIATED BY SEATTLENTES Discount 25% Only Until Feb. tith Breninas, Saturday Ma *, bee Next Week The Geatleman From Misclent ppt Seattie Theatre Marry L. Cort Both Phones 43 Model Millinery 827 People’s Bank Wide | Matinee Second and Pike. The Co. in WN HE MADE CONTINUOUS FIGHT FOR BETTER) TALKS ON TEETH — = a | attle Theatre | By the REGAL DENTISTS. | sv ses.cenen sss oss Wants to Regulate litsovede That Cars Should Run in| Se See irdeet degli Gree the City. |Many People Throw Their | feats Now on bale Plates Away CAR SERVICE. W. H. Weaver, cand election as councilman for re ALHAMBRA THEATRE | Good teeth are absolutely t to the well-croc ! Phones: Main 147, Ind. 289. woman. If A ; gS ci} while repres ran gal Mise Imma € and the Aina ward, during the past three yea: and ot > pany PRETTY MiSs NOBODY His continual m for be dazzling ; wodtel laa Beas i car service has excit ; tiful, fo jaced in the mouth || Prices : Our famous method, are close _ tele staan rivals of nature’s teeth in looks and city, and there are but few atistactory service } Lois Theatre districts, that have not been more | They are as solid as a rock } HIGH-OLASS PICTURES AND | No plates; no ordinary bridge eee oT as work; nothing about these teeth to suggest the “false teeth,” which 80]! 4Q¢ ANY SEAT—10c Fa people are wearing because || ted by his untiring ef forts Klong these line The Meridian car line wa after he introduced an ordinance te or less bene haven't heard of the Regal Four Performances Daily tists’ Method. to 10 » ™ people have thrown ~ rtial plat which a on bbling around in their had their #o-called “bridges” taken out, and are using |the Regal Dentist Company's new method just as successfully as though they had been grown in the | gums ag . | Do you want proofs? a ‘ting the | COUNCILMAN W. H. WEAVER. We can furnish them from pa are |tfents in all parts of the coun-|| revoke the Seattle Electric Co.'s Wallingford franchise, of which this line is a part He has time and again tried to Roth Phones 6100 Advanced Vaudevilie regulate the intervals for operation of cars on various street car lines in the clty Mr. Weaver introduced and strongly supported The 8 ordi » years ago, prot ding of street trong position take r the people of Ballard from | try pert from some in yot AYESTIC Os we | committee to ine unning t Jallard y, . ¢ tert on feindbo tations nde titsons | es running ft Hard.) We make @ fair and square propo. Sallivan & Considine port on transportation condition fathered the Stone avenue] gal to those who have lost h, | ROAD SHOW NO. 4 pre the A ‘aly resulted in| bridge bill, which will bring Green| hut have still a few left in the gums. || The Biggest b-great improvemant over the en-|Lake ten tiisutes nearer the cits igh goed a & no Biggest Ever “— Began the agitation for the Plo-| “Come and find out from us about ||_* Der Sew for 300 ana tne hadion gated and reported on|neer Place comfort station, intro-|ihe work we d Let ua enamine ae he Madison cable line breakdowns | ducing the bill for its construction Si ea ; Y 3 h ‘ your teeth, and don’t think you|/ - by special request of the corpora-|which is undoubtedly one of the best |) weeny’ gan’, dome think youll PANTAGES THEATRE tions committee, advising recon-| investments the city has ever made fone ty ge i tion “Unequaled Vaudeviite.”” struction of the cable line and its| Weaver strongly su ted the | Thore is no iligation oF 06 wort | separation into two units, each end | weights and measures bill, bill to! attached to the visit | Dai . operating independently of the oth-|increase pay of street laborers,| (Good teeth are a necessit r {fat 2:20 aris. , Beveeey and tn er, and voted against electrification| and municipal collection of garbage. | toot} me 4. cor cen on bone ee sFoneitgr h an offense to you and to your ||7 ana 9. Weaver began life as megs of the line “en Fee enmes T | friend Whilst our specialty is | fe began a fight 2% years ago to| boy in the frelght department of the |{he replacing of missing teeth with || abolish the tyler service on Green |Union Pacific railway when 15 years 5 put plates, ev Pyorrhea (Ic Lake ar jard lin Ke. After 13 years of railway ool erga id oe p4ige tinually kept up the fon which |service he resigned from the pc dental work at moderate prices pn. has resulted in an agreement with-|tion of chief clerk for the auditor | we give a written guarantee with Doctor of Ophthal mola, in the last week with the S. E. Co.|and treasurer to go into business for| aj work ond O, ¥ ey to equip them with motors and to| himself Sous Me patie tine 7 ake and Ballard five aver is a transportation man; REGAL DENTAL OFFICES ae rapidly as cars|he understands the ple’s needs | N, W. Cor. Third Ave. and Union St. sults * x can be turned out of the shops. He lana knows how to Across the Street From the has recently secured transfer priv-| record speaks for itsel P, O.—1405 Third Ave. |FURNITURE | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. ow GOODS | Negro Murderer. GREAT SUCCESS WATER attached, which is operated by city water pressure, The motor is attached to faucet with a hose, another hose being used to carry the waste water ‘ ing Machine effects a substantial saving in labor and is easy to operate EXTRA-HEAVY. GALVANIZED PAITI Oe eee “Materials and Outfits for ‘Fabric “PERFECTION” OIL acts | 14 inches square on top IHE SEATTLE STAR FURNITURE) Store Closes Dally at 6:30. DRY GOODS| THE APPROACH OF A NEW SEASON 7 heralded in every Section of the store by frequent arrivals of bright Spris ese new lines are proving a decided source of hed t, affording advance informatic modes, col ors and effects to which Fashion inclines for the cx 1 Imported Figured Mearquisettes New Arrivals in Spring star on 7 ainien ts be teats Neckwear 6g 3 ns, these ada 1 esy f 1 ! ey Favored Effects in Spring pe : le Dvane Trimmings Spring Importations in Silk Beaded and 1 . j Ribbons un ilt thre t figured ef ar and Fre « 1 and os ig e f I les, inched: fa pattern 028 also Satins iret Pier Silk Gowns in Advanced Spring Models Featured in the February Sales at $25.00 A VARIED collection of Dresses in new and pleasing les, Foulard Silks, Crepe de Chine, Silk Eolienne, Messaline and Rajah Silks, effectively trimmed with braids and lace One pretty model : pink or salmon Crepe de Chine has Duteh Many of the € Sa r da re priced unusually-low for the Feb- rt le at $25.00. Second Floor Bordered Foulard Pattern i in Gown Lengths , Patterns, in Foulard Silk; pla } ye , n, la t f conventional and Women’ s Cotton and Cashmere Hoses W ( < ck Cashmere Hosiery, with E 1 : e pliced heels and toes a le soles, 50c ca Dic . pa Wom ae Black Cot Split-f Women’s ck Cashmere Hosiery, with y, with d le t plas and tos t heels and toes, 35c pair; 3 pairs iced sea cy f First Floor Large Stocks of oderately- Priced Floor Coverings contemplate New — of Long Cotton Crepe i ne Kimonos Rugs or any room oke, V-shape neck rd wi for satistac- n All the ar weaves are represented, and many new Spring pat- ed front are trimmed Price Kime d crepe terns arg now in evi- nt addit to the display include Body Brussels Y n the ason's effects, sizes and prices as fo- . por see $12.00: 6x9. 7.00 and $29.00; ta 3.2 9x12 00 and $32.00. CRAIC. SSeS OOS maw | PRINTED LINOLEUMS: 4c, 50c, 55¢, 60c and 65¢ Housefurnishings Specials NOLEUMS: $190, $1.50, $1.35, $1.25 and BABY FLOUNCE IRONS, SPECIAL 15¢. sr, ee pieces” FEDERAL CLOTHES DRYERS, SPECIAL 15¢. Specials From the May be folded flat against wall when not in use Chi re Section WILLOW CLOTHES | BASKETS SPECIALLY hawa rape PRICED 50-PIECE PLAIN WHITE SEMLPOR: : CELAIN DINNER SET, SPECIAL Closely woven Imported Willow C1 Baskets, 2 size $3.45. in oval shape This Set is popular American neh size, special 50¢. 27-inch size, special 6O¢. a a, MOTOR WASHING MACHINE, SPECIAL a $9.85. Fine-blown Table Tumblers, at tractiv cut in sun-burst design; set of 6, special T5¢. weight semi-vitre: border. Spetial A substantial, well-made Washing Machine, with motor Decorated English Rocking from the sink, This Wash Earthen Teapots, in a variety of shapes and sizes, special 85¢ each SPECIAL, 28 COOK STOVES, SPECIAL Decoration Stenciling is one of the $3.95 EACH S$ eb size s ds 29 oS ¢ a re f Ms Single-burner size stands 291% inches high and measures e methods of ommay uch as curtains, Pee oratic menting fabrics for home d ar wae nwnnnnrnrnrrrrono~rrromenrrr | teres, table covers and pillows. Artistic results are easily obtained with the use Of e materials and complete Stenciling Outfits, containing ee re eric e Son cils, brushes, colors and full directions, on display in the af Needlework Section zed case, $1.25, $2.00 and $3.00 Firat Floor Incorporated Stenciling Outfits, in hi Y cd + 3 4 Pe Fy = £z! Gag > EE Bros fib ‘